Inventory Clerks

An Inventory Clerk, or Inventory Associate, keeps track of the goods and supplies in a store or warehouse and manages orders to facilitate sales or production. Their duties include signing off on shipments, counting the number of available products and placing orders for more inventory according to demand.

An Inventory Clerk, or Inventory Associate, keeps track of the goods and supplies in a store or warehouse and manages orders to facilitate sales or production. Their duties include signing off on shipments, counting the number of available products and placing orders for more inventory according to demand.

An Administrative Clerk, or Office Clerk, performs administrative tasks to help employees focus on more big-picture items. Their duties include the following: 1 Answers phone calls and emails. 2 Performs data entry and filing tasks for accounts payable, purchase orders, equipment inventory, and confidential employee or departmental files. 3 Receives,...

An Administrative Clerk, or Office Clerk, performs administrative tasks to help employees focus on more big-picture items. Their duties include the following: 1 Answers phone calls and emails. 2 Performs data entry and filing tasks for accounts payable, purchase orders, equipment inventory, and confidential employee or departmental files. 3 Receives,...

Greet customers and handle cash transactions with accuracy. Maintain clean and orderly checkout areas. Issue receipts, refunds, and change due to customers. Manage daily cash drawer and report discrepancies to management. Assist with inventory, restocking, and store cleanliness.

Greet customers and handle cash transactions with accuracy. Maintain clean and orderly checkout areas. Issue receipts, refunds, and change due to customers. Manage daily cash drawer and report discrepancies to management. Assist with inventory, restocking, and store cleanliness.