PT Service Clerk - Florist

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giant foodPasadena (MD)

Counter and Rental Clerks Florists

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$15.00 - $15.80 Hrly

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About the role

Service Clerk Love fast-paced work and leaving lasting impressions with every customer? In our stores, a positive attitude, teamwork and a passion for great service turn every shopping trip into an experience our customers won't forget.

Position Summary: The Service Clerk provides customer-focused service while assisting in flower shop, deli, or bakery departments. This role is responsible for preparing, packaging, and stocking products, maintaining cleanliness and food safety standards, and ensuring attractive displays. The Service Clerk prepares packaged goods, and assists customers with product selection, special orders, and recommendations.

What You Will Do: Operational Excellence Prepare, package, and stock products while following food safety, sanitation, and rotation standards. Assist customers with product selection and special orders while delivering friendly, knowledgeable service. Maintain clean, organized, and visually appealing displays to support department sales and a positive shopping experience.

What You Will Bring: High school diploma or equivalent preferred Oral and written communication skills Commitment to providing excellent customer service Attention to detail Ability to stand for extended periods and lift up to 25 lbs. Must meet minimum age requirements in accordance with federal, state, and local laws. Flexibility to work a retail schedule, including evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed Salary range is between $15.00 - $15.80 Hrly

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