Supervisor

Posted 18 days ago

tradejobsworkforceEl Paso (TX)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Job Overview: Serve as retail floor supervisor with shift responsibility for employees, floor merchandising, security and revenue integrity Oversee retail floor employees Report to a senior manager Collaborate with inventory managers and other peers to create a stable and high-integrity customer service environment Promote corporate and brand values through daily interaction with customers and team members
Responsibilities: Ensure that retail floor employees follow scheduled work times, breaks, lunch periods and HR policies Manage assigned team members so as to create the most hospitable and professional guest experience Observe and correct areas of exposure during each shift, including theft deterrence, cash handling, security positioning, staff deployment and other risks Count and control cash and equivalents and complete daily reports for tracking revenue, product and wages owed Coach and counsel direct charges on improving retail skills Work with customers to help them achieve optimal value from each visit Make sure that shelves are stocked for each current and following shift Manage promotional events and other activities that take place during each shift Protect employees and customers by providing a safe and clean store environment Maintain the stability and reputation of the business by complying with legal requirements Qualifications and skills required Proven retail or hospitality experience in a high-demand environment Microsoft Office competence Experience with POS and inventory systems Excellent written and verbal communication skills Detail oriented, extremely accurate & precision focused Past cannabis industry experience preferred but not required References from previous employers Must be age 21 to work in a dispensary per state law Must be able to work morning shifts that begin at 8am Background check conducted on all applicants

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