Book Keeper
paradies lagardereAtlanta (GA)
About the role
Book Keeper
Job Category:
Retail Operations Requisition Number: BOOKK016425 Full-Time On-site Atlanta, GADescription Prepare the cash/sales reports, reconcile charge batches, and timing ordering of change to replenish the safe funds. Count and reconcile daily cash deposits, safe, and petty cash funds. Balance and replenish registers and safes and perform other cash functions on a daily basis. Reconciliation of the daily cash variance report and track discrepancies through over and short summary reports. Assist with training and coaching sales associates on proper cash handling procedures to minimize discrepancies and errors. In some locations, the book keeper responsibilities may include: Ordering and processing, receiving documents, product inventory including cigarettes and other assignments as deemed by the location manager. Maintaining store and office supplies. Inputting hours and schedules into the scheduling system.
Position Qualifications:
Ability to work flexible shifts in a 7/365-day team-oriented environment Exceptional customer service skills and an ability to communicate (oral and written)Strong organizational skills with attention to detail Self-starter able to prioritize numerous tasks and adapt to unexpected situations simultaneously Proficiency required in Microsoft Office Ability to pass the Federal Criminal History Records Check, Paradies Background Check, and the applicable Department of Transportation requirements. Paradies Lagardere is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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