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Job Description: Front-end Supervisors are responsible for supervising lineworkers assigned to checkouts and sales floor maintenance duties.. Key holder and Closing Supervisor experience is a plus. Our business model requires employees to be cross-trained in many different areas of work so the daily labor demands can be met. The multi-tasking aspect of the lineworker position is necessary and will require employees to shift their job duties on any given day in order to meet the daily business demands. All employees MUST be flexible and ready to work wherever needed by the manager and/or supervisor. All employees are expected to perform at or above the company’s minimum performance standards for each job they are trained to do. This is a full-time position (40+ hours weekly) in a retail thrift store plus benefits after 90 days. Currently the evening shift is available (12:30PM-9:00PM). Some overtime may be required based on the needs of the business. Must be able to lift 50 pounds, bend and stand on your feet all day. Employees must have dependable transportation each day because we count on our employees to work their scheduled shift. Must have two valid forms of ID. Acceptable forms of identification are: State issued ID, USA Passport, Social Security Card, Birth Certificate and Permanent Resident Card. Work Remotely
NoJob Type: Full-time
Pay: $XX - $XX per hour Expected hours: 40 per week
Benefits: Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Life insurance 401 K Paid time off Employee Discount
Shift: 8-hour shift Night shift
Education: High school or equivalent (Required)
Experience: Supervising: 1 year (Required) Shift availability: Night Shift (Preferred)
Work Location: In person

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