Produce Stocker/Cashier

Posted 7 days ago

peoples food cooperativeAnn Arbor (MI)

Cashiers Supermarkets and Other Grocery Retailers (except Convenience Retailers)

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$15.00 per hour

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About the role

Produce Stocker/Cashier – Part TimePeople's Food Co-op is looking for a friendly, dependable person to join our team as a part-time Produce Stocker/Cashier. This position works in both our Produce Department and at the register, helping keep our produce displays stocked and inviting while providing friendly, helpful service to our customers.

Pay: $15.00 per hour Status: Part-time

What You'll Do:

Stock, rotate, and maintain fresh produce displays
Check produce for quality and freshness
Keep the Produce Department clean, organized, and well stocked
Assist customers with questions and help them find products
Operate the cash register accurately and efficiently
Provide friendly and welcoming customer service
Bag purchases and assist customers as needed
Help maintain a clean and organized store
Work cooperatively with other staff and departments

What We're Looking For:

Dependable and able to work as part of a team
Friendly and comfortable working with the public
Able to provide helpful, respectful customer service
Able to stay organized and work efficiently in a busy environment
Comfortable standing for extended periods and performing the physical tasks associated with stocking
Previous retail, grocery, produce, or cashier experience is helpful, but not required

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