Sales Associate (12-20hrs/wk)

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ikeaNew York (NY)

Retail Salespersons Furniture Retailers

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$19.52 - $27.86

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About the role

Overview: Join to apply for the Sales Associate (12-20hrs/wk)role atIKEAResponsibilities Assisting customers and providing advice on the best solutions for their homes. Keeping your sales floor tidy, priced and fully stocked to give customers a positive shopping experience. Acting as an expert and consultant on a broad range of home furnishing solutions, products and services to inspire and inform customers. Guiding customers toward top-selling and prioritized products. Assembling display products for the introduction of new products. Job Details

Job type: Permanent, Part-Time

Hours: 12-20 hours/wk

Shift: Retail Environment; must be able to work nights & weekends Hourly pay range: $19.52 - $27.86

Benefits: Generous paid time off, holiday and sick time Wisely Pay – get earned wages up to two days early Paid parental leave (up to 16 weeks)Kinder Care tuition discount Retirement and bonus plans Co-worker discount, meal deal, and referral bonus Pet insurance program Education assistance and learning programs Safety shoe reimbursement 24/7 telehealth visits Dental and vision plans Medical and Rx plans (must work min. 20 hrs/wk)A fun and inclusive work environment Qualifications 1 year experience in retail sales, preferably in the home furnishing sector

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