C-Store Cashier
junctionPhiladelphia (MS)
About the role
Are you honest, dependable, friendly, and enjoy working with people? The Junction company is for you! A family-owned petroleum company that has been in operation since 1960. The Junction Company has 9 C-Store locations and many dealers throughout the state of Mississippi. We strive to provide the best products coupled with gold star customer service. The Junction Company is currently looking for a C-Store CashierPrimary ResponsibilitiesFast and courteous customer service Safety rule compliance Housekeeping Inventory/cash control / Abide by the company policy manual Stocking merchandise Pricing merchandise Replenishing supplies Keeping busy RequirementsGood customer service skills. Must be able to SMILE Basic math skills: The cashier must have a fair knowledge of basic calculations Excellent communication skills: This position involves interaction with the public and as such requires the ability to communicate orally and in writing Self-motivated with the ability to follow directions Ability to get tasks done with little or no supervision Ability to operate cash register and work with numbers Highly energetic as the job would occasionally require lifting of object of average weight Ability to pay attention to details Dependable worker IT skills: The convenience store cashier should have the ability to operate the computer system and other necessary IT gadgets Pre-Employment background and drug screening are conducted ExperienceOne year of experience in retail sales and cash handling is preferred, but not required. If you are interested, please apply! Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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