Retail supervisor Sales at Geebo

Retail supervisor

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Start date: 2014-10-17T21:32:33.75
Salary period: Annual
Retail Supervisor Virginia Tech Services, Inc. is seeking a Retail Supervisor to assist in overseeing operations for our satellite operations including the Hokie Shops in Lane Stadium on football game days as well as at other various seasonal athletic events and at Dietrick Convenience Store on the Virginia Tech campus. The successful candidate will be responsible for training and supervising staff as well as merchandising, stocking, and organizing the sales floors. Duties also include register operation, cash handling, opening and closing duties, inventories, maintaining security of store to prevent theft, and other duties as assigned. Must possess good communication skills, the ability to work under pressure, and provide organizational and register skills. Excellent customer service skills are a must along with the ability to stand for long periods of time. Nights and weekends required. Retail environment with some heavy lifting and pushing. This is a full-time position. We offer a starting salary of $24,479 annually and an outstanding benefits package including: Health, Dental & Vision Insurance - Preferred Provider plan with large network; Company paid Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Insurance; Retirement Plans with company-paid portion and matching funds; generous Vacation Leave and Sick Leave plus Paid Holidays; full benefits details available on our website and at interview. Successful criminal history and driving record background checks required. Virginia Tech Services, Inc. application is required. Other applications Not accepted. Submit an application online at or print the application and return in person to Volume Two Bookstore or University Bookstore, or fax to 961-3544. Call 231-9674 or e-mail with questions. Position open until filled or closed. Virginia Tech Services, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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