Peak-Time Teller
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Union State Bank
Pleasant Grove, AL, US
Summary
Provide friendly customer service while processing deposits, verifying identities, and managing teller drawer balancing. Promote bank products and services while assisting with branch operations and audits.
Job Description
Peak-Time Teller (Part-Time)
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Job Overview |
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Position Code |
PTTELL |
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Department |
Retail Department |
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Reports To |
Branch Manager |
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Officer/Non-Officer |
Non-Officer |
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FLSA Category |
Non-Exempt Employee |
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Work Location |
Retail Branch |
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Responsibilities & Duties |
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Purpose of Position |
Entry level position in retail branch with customer service concentration. To be friendly and welcoming while promoting a positive representation of the bank and assisting the needs of the customers. (peak-time schedule is 10am – 2pm). |
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Duties and Responsibilities |
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Qualifications |
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Minimum Education Requirements |
High School Diploma or equivalent education experience required. |
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Minimum Experience & Skill Requirements |
Balance money transactions, conduct error-free transactions while providing excellent customer service in a rapid and efficient manner. This requires a good level of concentration and an ability to be friendly with the customer while maintaining control over each transaction. Requires job-related experience in processing proof and retail banking operations. 10 key operation with accuracy is essential to this position. Detail oriented position requiring effective communication skills with both co-workers and customers. Time Management in a fast paced, retail environment with interaction with general public. |
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Additional Information |
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Disclosure |
This position description is subject to change at the discretion of the needs of the bank and does not create a contract, implied or otherwise; this position is an “at will” employment position. This position description in no way confines these functions to be the only task, responsibilities or duties of this position. Employees have the responsibility to safe guard information, maintain confidentiality and engage in safe and sound banking practices, inside and outside the bank. |
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Last Revision Date |
11/10/2025 |
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Support |
Any questions, please contact: Human Resources (205) 884-1520 |
In 1903 a group of far-sighted businessmen, led by J. Fall Roberson, Sr., joined forces to form a bank to serve the future businesses and citizens of Pell City and St. Clair County. One hundred and sixteen years and four generations of independent banking experience later, UnionState continues to grow and serve a broad community with twelve banking offices from central Alabama to Florida. A rare breed of a bank in today's climate of "big is better", UnionState has stuck to the old-fashioned idea that "you can't be all things to all people, but you can closely define your customers and serve them and their communities with the utmost in contemporary banking products, services and technology."
In community banking, stability, growth and a good measure of consumer confidence is important. Being successful in the communities we've served for one hundred and sixteen years makes us extremely proud and humble, but, more importantly, our customers have grown to depend on us and trust us to be here.
UnionState offers the latest in technology, such as full-service internet banking, but continues to stress the importance of personally knowing the customer with one-on-one service. UnionState can also assist its customers in obtaining a wide range of related financial products including insurance and personal investment services.
Founded
1903
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Banking
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Pell City, Alabama
In 1903 a group of far-sighted businessmen, led by J. Fall Roberson, Sr., joined forces to form a bank to serve the future businesses and citizens of Pell City and St. Clair County. One hundred and sixteen years and four generations of independent banking experience later, UnionState continues to grow and serve a broad community with twelve banking offices from central Alabama to Florida. A rare breed of a bank in today's climate of "big is better", UnionState has stuck to the old-fashioned idea that "you can't be all things to all people, but you can closely define your customers and serve them and their communities with the utmost in contemporary banking products, services and technology."
In community banking, stability, growth and a good measure of consumer confidence is important. Being successful in the communities we've served for one hundred and sixteen years makes us extremely proud and humble, but, more importantly, our customers have grown to depend on us and trust us to be here.
UnionState offers the latest in technology, such as full-service internet banking, but continues to stress the importance of personally knowing the customer with one-on-one service. UnionState can also assist its customers in obtaining a wide range of related financial products including insurance and personal investment services.
Founded
1903
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Banking
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Pell City, Alabama