Job Description

We are looking for

dependable

individuals who understand the importance of

punctuality

and

attendance

. Consistent reliability is crucial to the success of our team, and we

cannot accommodate candidates unable to meet this requirement.

The ideal candidate will be self-motivated and able to

work independently, taking initiative to manage their workload and identify tasks without supervision

. We're looking for someone who enjoys working in the

community

, has a

strong eye for detail, and takes pride in maintaining high standards; strictly

following

our procedures and policies.

Primary responsibilities for this role include:

Providing 100 percent customer service; Processing money effectively; Working deliveries and stocking shelves; Cleaning and maintaining all areas of the building; Resolving price inconsistencies; Handling customer complaints; Keeping merchandise neat and tidy with an eye for detail; Keyholder responsibility.
An individual who can work independently, is reliable and very responsible, and enjoys community and working on their own would be an ideal candidate. All candidates must be able to accommodate shifts with a 10 pm finish.

All

applicants must be 18 years old

due to the nature of the job.

Job Types: Part-time, Permanent

Pay: 10.00-13.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexitime
Application question(s):

Would finishing your shift at 10pm work for you? What motivates you to work in a convenience shop? Let's say you wake up feeling unwell on a workday. What do you do? Where do you see yourself in six months? If you realise you're going to be 10 minutes late, what do you do? If a customer comes in right at closing time, what do you do? If two customers are waiting at the till, the phone is ringing, and a delivery arrives at the same time, what's the first thing you do? If your till is 5 over at the end of the day, what do you do? Imagine this happens: It's your shift today. You wake up feeling a little bit unwell, but not too bad. Your bus is running late, and you realise you'll probably be 10 minutes late to work. On the way, your phone rings -- it's me, the shop owner, saying another staff member has called in sick for the afternoon, and asking if you can stay on for an extra two hours. While you're thinking about that, a close friend texts you saying they'll pop in to see you at work, and jokingly asks if you can give them a 'special price' on their snacks. How would you handle all of this?
Experience:

Retail sales: 1 year (required)
Work Location: In person