Grocery Cashier
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SIYEH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Browning, MT, US
Summary
The grocery cashier is responsible for operating the register, accurately calculating prices, and processing customer payments. They also assist with bagging groceries, checking IDs for age-restricted items, and handling returns or exchanges.
Job Description
Job Title: Grocery Clerk
Department: Grocery
Status: Part Time
Classification: Non-Exempt
Reports To: Front End Supervisor
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Grocery store cashiers ring up the products a customer wants to purchase. Operating the register and accurately calculating prices are important tasks for grocery cashiers to ensure that a grocery store’s earnings are accurate. This position requires the ability to work long and flexible hours of repetitive work. Stationed at check-out registers, cashiers ring up the groceries and other goods a customer is purchasing. Cashiers are expected to work weekend or holiday hours based on the needs of their store. In addition, cashiers may have to work evenings and nights. Grocery store cashiers are assigned a register they're in charge of for all or part of their shift. They must count the money they start with and then count their money at the end of the shift to ensure they have the amount they should. A grocery cashier then starts to ring up the items customers want to buy. They use a special scanner to perform this function and then enter any additional discounts or coupons when prompted. A grocery cashier helps customers through the payment options available and makes change if needed. Any customers purchasing alcohol or tobacco products have to get their ID's checked by the supermarket cashier. When baggers are unavailable, a grocery cashier may have to assist a customer bag their groceries. In some cases, a supermarket cashier may need to handle exchanges and returns. If this is the case, a supermarket cashier evaluates the condition of the returned merchandise, determine the type of payment use, then goes through the needed procedures to refund the money, offer credit or assist with an exchange.
QUALIFICATIONS
Requirements:
This section should list requirements that this job has to properly perform the duties of the job.
The following are just examples of some requirements:
- Knowledge of Federal, State and local employment laws.
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Experience with data entry and data management.
- Excellent Microsoft Office and Internet skills. Ability to create forms and spreadsheets using tables and formulas.
- Proven ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. Good interpersonal skills required.
- Must be reliable (good attendance and punctuality), organized, flexible, and posses excellent time management skills.
- Attention to detail and accuracy required.
- Must possess a high level of integrity, and ability to maintain confidential information.