Retail Associate/Department Store Clerk

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alders wholesale floristGoshen (NY)

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Job Description: Sales Associate(s) - full-time or part-time in our wholesale business environment. Wholesale Florist - family-owned business Positions available in our Hardgoods Department Responsibilities include, but not limited to:* Replenish store shelves with existing and new products - from the warehouse* Greet and assist customers with product inquiries* Process customer orders for our daily delivery trucks* Process sales transactions using the point-of-sale (POS) system* Handle cash, credit card, and other payment methods* Assist with inventory counting* Assist with receiving and unpacking deliveries
Qualifications: * Teamwork and collaboration* Strong organizational skills* Attention to detail* Willingness to learn* Must be able to use a safety step ladder in warehouse Advancement in the company available:* Phone sales* Billing clerk* Data entry* Inventory specialist. Benefits vary depending upon whether a part-time or full-time employee. Business hours are Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4:00 pmAdditional Holiday Hours May VarySkills Phone Sales Trucking Data Entry Detail OrientedPOS Systems Auto Delivery Wholesale Point of Sale Collaboration Dependable-reliable Wishes
To Grow With The Company: About Alders Wholesale Florist, Inc. Wholesale florist, selling fresh flowers and florist supplies to other businesses such as retail florist, wedding/event designers/planners, and gift shops. \nCompany
Description: Wholesale florist, selling fresh flowers and florist supplies to other businesses such as retail florist, wedding/event designers/planners, and gift shops.
Company Description: Wholesale florist, selling fresh flowers and florist supplies to other businesses such as retail florist, wedding/event designers/planners, and gift shops.

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