Bookseller - Barbara's Bookstore

Posted 11 days ago

chicago department of aviation cda ohare midway international airportsChicago (IL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$17.50 per hour

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About the role

Bookseller This Bookseller job is for you, if you would enjoy: Sharing your knowledge about books and inspiring customers to find their next favorite book. Assisting with maintaining store organization and merchandising standards. Working in a fast paced airport environment. Working at O'Hare International Airport. Your team is counting on you as a Bookseller to: Work any shift, any day of the week, including weekends & holidays. Work a full-time schedule. Be able to locate books, suggest similar authors or titles, and create a memorable, tailor made customer experience. Use operational tools to shelve and organize books according to operational standards and promotional priorities. Leverage resources, tools, and peer knowledge to enhance knowledge and assist customers. Assist with inventory management and escalate inventory issues to the supervisor/manager. Communicate book trends, customer requests, and potential new books to the supervisor/manager. Merchandise and maintain vinyl and sideline displays. Stays knowledgeable about Hudson bookselling programs and promotions. Assist with store recovery and cleanliness including dusting, sweeping, restocking, and organizing displays. Follow all cash handling policies and procedures. Follow all Loss Prevention procedures to prevent loss of merchandise and minimize shrink. Be knowledgeable and familiar with the surrounding businesses within the facility. Maintain attendance. What we will offer you: Competitive rate of pay of: $17.50 per hour Daily Pay- Get your money as you earn it 20% Hudson Employee Discount 50% Hudson Food and Beverage DiscountPTOPersonal and Parental Leave Programs Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance Company Paid Life Insurance Employee Recognition Programs Advancement and Growth Opportunities Referral Bonus up to $500 On-going Training & Development

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