Seafood Market Cashier
rusty hooksSouthport (NC)
About the role
Benefits:
Employee discounts
Flexible schedule
Free food & snacks
About the Role:
Clem's Seafood is looking for a friendly and reliable Seafood Market Cashier to join our team in beautiful Southport, NC! This is a great opportunity to be part of a local seafood market where fresh catches and great customer service are at the heart of everything we do. If you love seafood, people, and a lively market atmosphere, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
Greet and assist customers in a friendly, professional manner at the point of sale
Process cash, credit, and debit transactions accurately using a POS system
Answer customer questions about seafood products, pricing, and availability
Maintain a clean, organized, and sanitary checkout and market area
Assist with stocking, labeling, and displaying fresh seafood and market products
Handle customer concerns and returns with a positive, solution-oriented attitude
Support team members during busy market hours and peak seasonal rushes
Requirements:
Prior cashier, retail, or customer service experience preferred
Basic math skills and comfort handling cash and card transactions
Ability to work in a fast-paced, seafood market environment
Comfortable standing for extended periods and working in cool/wet conditions
Strong communication skills and a customer-first attitude
Availability to work weekends, holidays, and seasonal peak hours
Food handling knowledge or willingness to learn seafood safety practices
About Us:
Customers keep coming back for our quality seafood, knowledgeable staff, and that authentic seafood market experience. We take pride in building a tight-knit team that shares our passion for great seafood and even better community.
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