Produce Clerk $20-$22.50/hr*

Posted 8 days ago

nugget marketEl Dorado Hills (CA)

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About the role

Produce Clerk We are looking for an experienced produce clerk who is friendly, outgoing and able to work independently while interacting with our guests! This position will be based at our Fork Lift location in Cameron Park.*Individual associate hourly rates are based on factors including experience, location, and length of employment. As one of FORTUNE's "100 Best Companies to Work For" for 18 years, we offer: Industry-leading wages Zero premium cost health benefits (even for part-timers)Toll reimbursement 20% associate discount Paid time off Opportunities for personal and professional growth Fun and positive work environment And much more!
Responsibilities: As a produce associate, your primary responsibilities include ensuring our guests are provided with the highest quality produce. You will regularly monitor the quality of all fruits, vegetables and other produce, rotate product regularly, check code dates, create artful displays and maintain a clean, sanitary and attractive work environment.
Qualifications: You should meet the following requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age Basic understanding of the English language, which includes the ability to communicate and read basic instructions, schedules and signage Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Excellent communication skills Basic problem solving abilitiesA positive attitude is essential! Our hiring team will reach out via text or email once we've reviewed your application.

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