Experienced Produce Clerk

Posted 8 days ago

grocery outlet holdingOakland (CA)

Stockers and Order Fillers Supermarkets and Other Grocery Retailers (except Convenience Retailers)

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$24.34 hr

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About the role

Experienced Grocery Clerk Grocery Outlet is a rapidly expanding bargain retailer that supplies communities with trusted name-brand products without the name-brand prices. An Experienced Grocery Clerk supports Grocery Outlet in this mission by creating a welcoming environment and maintaining a clean, well-stocked store that keeps customers coming back for great deals and stellar service. An ideal Experienced Grocery Clerk enjoys interacting with people, can work under pressure, is inquisitive, and most importantly has a positive, can-do attitude. This role reports to the Store Manager.

Responsibilities Include: Interacting with customers and answering questions with kindness and enthusiasm. Maintaining a clean, safe, and orderly store that is compliant with all GOI guidelines and procedures. Unloading product from trucks, organizing the stock room, filling assigned areas on the sales floor, and operating backroom equipment (pallet jack, baler, etc.).Taking inventory of merchandise and replenishing as needed to keep business booming. Catching customers' eyes by preparing merchandise for display. Enforcing all company policies, procedures and programs to keep customers and employees safe, happy, and healthy. About The Pay:

Base Salary: $24.34 hrMedical, Dental, Vision & More! Final compensation will be determined based upon experience and skills and may vary based on location.

About You: High school diploma or equivalent. Able to deliver friendly, courteous, prompt customer service. Able to interpret, understand, and follow instructions. Must be able to pass drug and background check. Flexible schedule. Must be 18 years or older to apply. Ability to work in harmony with others as a team member. Previous Grocery or Retail experience managing produce preferred. Passion for serving people.

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