Job description
This is a summary of what the job involves to help you decide if you are a good fit.
As a Cashier, your job is important for making sure our customers have a great experience when they shop. You'll be handling money and making sure transactions are correct. Your attention to detail and good math skills will help keep things running smoothly. This position reports directly to the Till Supervisor and will be required to work different shifts across trading and non-trading hours, including Sundays and Public Holidays.
What you'll do
This is a list of tasks that you will be responsible for doing on your days at work.
Operate an electronic point of sale with a scale attached
Accurately and efficiently ring up all products that the customer is purchasing and ensure the correct amount of change is given
Accurately maintain all payment methods ensuring a balanced cash up
Maintain a clean and hygienic till area
Maintain a positive attitude and provide each customer with exceptional and friendly customer service
Maintain solid knowledge of products on sale as well as product codes
Maintain awareness of all promotions and advertisements
Maintain strong communication and time management skills
Work efficiently, especially during busy periods.
Requirements
This is a list of things you will need in order to be considered for this role:
Matric
English
Clear criminal record
Preferences
Meeting the preferences would be a plus, but if you don't, it won't stop companies from considering you.
South African candidates
Experience: Cashier
Within 15km from job
Experience: Minimum 1 years' experience as a cashier
Application Process
This is a list of things you will need to do when completing your application to this job.
Assessments required for application
Potential Work Performance Assessment Battery
Questions required for application
Are you willing to work 6 shifts per week (including Sundays and Public holidays) across trading and non-trading hours?
In which area do you currently live? (Please be specific in providing the suburb, district or city)
Have you used a cash register or computer-based point of sale (POS) system before?
Can you accurately ring up orders and handle different types of payments, like cash, debit cards, and credit cards?
How would you keep the checkout area clean and organised during your shift?
How do you handle customer complaints and concerns?
How do you prioritise tasks when the checkout area is busy?
If the register runs out of receipt paper, what should you do?
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