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Cashier

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quickleesNorth Tonawanda (NY)

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$15.00 - $16.00 per hour

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About the role

Cashier
Reports To: Assistant Manager, Store Manager
Job Summary: The cashier is responsible for completing customer transactions for gas, diesel, convenience store and car wash sales in an efficient and accurate manner. The cashier is responsible for greeting customers entering the store and all other tasks assigned by the store manager. A qualified candidate will be required to have good grooming, communication skills and cash handling skills. The position requires you to stand for up to 8 hours during a shift and lift up to 35-50 pounds. The position also requires you to use motion that entails pushing, pulling, stretching and continuous bilateral use of fingers and wrists Rate of pay $15.00-$16:00/HRList of Responsibilities Provide excellent customer service. Maintains a positive, pleasant and enthusiastic attitude. Has the ability to communicate well. Has the ability and willingness to multi-task. Maintain a clean and well stocked food and beverage area Clean and stock merchandise. When stocking shelves confirm merchandise is priced correctly, rotated and displayed in a safe manner. Responsible for processing transactions of customers on a computerized POS register Knowledgeable of the security policies and procedures including panic button and behavior in the event of a store robbery. Maintain clean restrooms. Immediately reports any equipment issues or customer incidents to Assistant Manager or Manger. Other duties as assigned by the store manager.
Education / Experience: High School Diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (GED) recommended but not required.

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