Retail Merchandising Specialist Knightdale NC
srs merchandisingKnightdale (NC)
Retail Merchandising Specialist Knightdale NC
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srs merchandisingKnightdale (NC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Continuity Merchandiser NeededSRS is looking for a dependable and detail-oriented merchandiser to maintain a small branded cooler/freezer unit at a local grocery store. This flexible opportunity is perfect for someone who lives nearby or already has business in the area.
What You'll Do:
- Visit the store 1 time per week (based on client requirements)
- Perform bi-weekly full product changeouts, including defrosting the unit, restocking, and updating signage
- On other visits, check inventory levels and restock as needed (20 min. average)
- Verify thermostat settings are accurate per instructions
- Report service via smartphone/device the same day, including required photos
What You'll Get:
- $15 -18.00 per visit, depending on job
- Paid bi-weekly via direct deposit
- Consistent, recurring route with independent work
- Pay is for a full hour, even if visit takes less time
- Individuals who live close to the store within a 10-15 mile radius
- Those comfortable using a smartphone to report tasks
- Professionals looking for supplemental income, not a full-time position
Note:
No mileage or drive time reimbursement is offered. This opportunity is best suited to local individuals or those with other business in the area. Pay rates vary by client assignment (not based on experience). Equal opportunity employer. Apply today a recruiter will review your application promptly.
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