Cashier, Sundry Shop
barona resort casinoLakeside (CA)
About the role
Inventory Assistant Objective: To continuously maintain proper inventories of all displayed items and assist with all owner, player and staff transactions.
Typical Working Conditions: Retail store located inside a casino environment
Essential Functions:
- Always be NICE to fellow staff and players; find every opportunity to offer a friendly smile, wave and greeting
- Counts and verifies bank for cash register to open operation
- Provides excellent guest service by answering questions concerning pricing of items, casino promotions, and tribal information
- Collects payment from guests in the form of cash, credit card, check, points, and comps
- Maintains proper level of inventory by stocking and restocking shelves and fixtures
- Maintains cleanliness of the store by dusting and wiping down fixtures and shelves
- Balances cash register at the end of work shift by counting cash, credit cards, checks, points and comps
- Collects and returns bank to the vault
- Maintains knowledge of casino promotions and tribal information by reading the pre-shift communication, BIS, and Backstage Newsletter
Note:
This description incorporates the most typical duties performed. It is recognized that other related duties not specifically mentioned may also be performed. The inclusion of those duties would not alter the overall evaluation of this occupation.
Minimum Qualifications: Basic math and cash handling skills Minimum 18 years of age
Required Education: Requires high school diploma or GED
Required Experience: None
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