Liquor Store Cashier/Stocker - Queens, NY

Job Summary

Join our vibrant team as a Liquor Store Cashier and Stocker, where you'll be at the heart of delivering exceptional customer experiences while ensuring the store operates smoothly. In this dynamic role, you'll handle retail sales transactions, manage cash register operations, stock shelves with a wide variety of products, and assist customers with product knowledge and recommendations. Your energetic approach will help create a welcoming environment that encourages repeat visits and boosts sales. Whether you're engaging customers with product demos or upselling popular items, your enthusiasm will drive our store’s success. This paid position offers a fantastic opportunity to develop retail skills, gain industry experience, and become an integral part of a lively community-focused store.

Responsibilities

  • Operate cash registers efficiently, accurately handling retail sales transactions and cash drawer management while maintaining excellent phone etiquette.
  • Assist customers with product inquiries, provide knowledgeable recommendations, and conduct engaging product demos to enhance their shopping experience.
  • Stock shelves meticulously, ensuring all products are well-organized, fully stocked, and visually appealing through effective merchandising techniques.
  • Upsell complementary products and promote special offers to maximize sales opportunities.
  • Maintain a clean and organized store environment by performing regular stocking duties and merchandising tasks.
  • Support supervisory staff by overseeing daily store operations when needed, including supervising team members during shifts.
  • Handle retail math calculations accurately for transactions, discounts, and inventory counts to ensure precise cash handling and record keeping.

Requirements

  • Previous experience in retail sales or cashiering is preferred; familiarity with POS (Point of Sale) systems is a plus.
  • Demonstrated supervising experience or leadership qualities in a retail setting is desirable.
  • Bilingual skills are highly valued to serve diverse customer needs effectively.
  • Strong communication skills with excellent phone etiquette and customer service abilities.
  • Ability to perform basic math quickly and accurately for cash handling and sales calculations.
  • Knowledge of retail store product lines, merchandising strategies, and stock management practices.
  • Experience with retail math, cash register operations, and cash drawer handling to ensure smooth transactions.

Join us to be part of an energetic team dedicated to delivering outstanding service while developing your retail expertise in a fast-paced environment!

Pay: $17.00 per hour

Work Location: In person

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