PRICER
texas thrift laredo tx 180 lrdoLaredo (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
All employees are lineworkers. As a lineworker you will be assigned to one of four areas basedon the needs of the business: Production Duty, Front End Duty, Sales Floor Duty or Loading Dock Duty. The Production Lineworker position will help process donated merchandise in the productionroom to be sold on the retail sales floor. This position will be trained to perform various jobsassigned to the production department. Some of the duties will include cleaning the sales floor, sorting merchandise, hanging merchandise, and stocking merchandise to replenish the sales floor. This position will also perform other miscellaneous duties as needed by their manager during theirscheduled shift. Our business model requires employees to be cross-trained in different areas of work so the dailylabor demands can be met. The multi-tasking aspect of the lineworker position is necessary andwill require employees to shift their job duties on any given day to meet the daily businessdemands. All employees MUST be flexible and ready to work wherever needed by the manager and/orsupervisor. All employees are expected to perform at or above the company’s minimumperformance standards for each job they are trained to do. This is a full-time position (40+ hours weekly) in a retail thrift store plus benefits after 60 days. Some overtime may be required based on the needs of the business during the week and on Saturday and Sunday. Must be able to lift 50 pounds, bend, and stand on your feet all day. Employees must have dependable transportation each day because we count on our employees towork their scheduled shift. Must have two valid forms of ID. Acceptable forms of identification are: State issue ID, USAPassport, Social Security Card, Birth Certificate and Permanent Resident Card. Work Remotely: NoJob Type: Full-time
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance 401KPaid time off
Schedule: 8-hour shift
HolidaysOvertime
Work Location: In person
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