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Seasonal Stock Associate Jobs in Nova Scotia

Stock Associate / Cashier Pt3
By Coach At Vaughan, Ontario, Canada
Handles and offers solutions to customer issues appropriately and involves a manager when necessary
Demonstrates persuasive (not aggressive), confident, friendly and genuine service skills and selling behaviors
Responsibilities Include But Are Not Limited To
Keeping the stock room clean and tidy
Ensuring Sales floor is fully stocked
Helping associates retrieve merchandise from the stock room
Seasonal Associate - Cr1124
By Carters Inc. At Vaughan, Ontario, Canada
Working together with all sales associates and the management team to meet and exceed store sales objectives and operational standards
Developing your retail skills by completing company training as required
Retail experience is an asset
Effective communication and people skills
Processing customer sale transactions and accurately following cash handling procedures
Assisting with merchandising, marketing and maintaining visual standards
Seasonal Associate-Vaughan Mills Jobs
By Victoria's Secret At Concord, Ontario, Canada
Delivers a friendly and efficient cash wrap experience, processing customer transactions accurately and efficiently
Proactively engages with customers, reads cues and responds effectively
Provides customers with the perfect bra fit by asking effective questions
Processes merchandise to be floor ready and maintains back room and under stock to brand standards
Replenishes merchandise to brand standards to ensure product is placed on the sales floor and available for purchase
Assists with other projects as needed including markdowns, re-tickets and the mark out of stock process
Overnight Stock Associate (Temporary Contract Position)
By RONA At Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Benefits: insurance (certain conditions apply), annual salary review, etc.
3 months experience operating forklift/power equipment such as lifts, order pickers, and similar equipment;
6 months experience in a warehouse performing inventory handling and stocking. Lowe’s Canada is an inclusive employer.
The qualifications we are looking for :
An inclusive and safe working environment
Opportunities for advancement within the company

Are you looking for a fun and rewarding job this season? Join our team as a Seasonal Stock Associate and help us make sure our shelves are always stocked with the latest products! You'll get to work with a great team and enjoy a flexible schedule. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity!

A Seasonal Stock Associate is responsible for stocking shelves, organizing merchandise, and helping customers find what they need. They may also be responsible for unloading shipments, setting up displays, and helping with inventory control. To become a Seasonal Stock Associate, you should have a high school diploma or equivalent, and some experience in retail or customer service. Skills required for a Seasonal Stock Associate include customer service, organizational skills, and the ability to lift heavy objects. Knowledge of inventory control and stocking procedures is also important. Responsibilities of a Seasonal Stock Associate include stocking shelves, organizing merchandise, helping customers find what they need, unloading shipments, setting up displays, and helping with inventory control. Experience in retail or customer service is beneficial for a Seasonal Stock Associate. Qualifications for a Seasonal Stock Associate include a high school diploma or equivalent. Education for a Seasonal Stock Associate is not required, but some employers may prefer applicants with a degree in business or a related field. Tools that help a Seasonal Stock Associate work better include inventory management software, barcode scanners, and point-of-sale systems. Good tips to help a Seasonal Stock Associate do more effectively include staying organized, being proactive in helping customers, and staying up-to-date on inventory levels.

Common Seasonal Stock Associate interview questions include:

• What experience do you have in retail or customer service?
• How would you handle a difficult customer?
• What do you know about inventory control and stocking procedures?
• What do you think makes a successful Seasonal Stock Associate?