Cashier - Steele Creek-Part Time

September 16, 2026

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Description About Us At Goodwill, we turn donated items into new beginnings. By working in our stores, you will help fund job training, education, and employment programs in your community. Starting at $15/hour with annual raises and production bonuses, we offer: <ul><li>Free skill-building and training programs</li><li>Generous team member discounts</li><li>Benefits including medical, dental, vision, paid time off, and tuition reimbursement (Full Time Only) </li></ul>Join a mission-driven team where your work truly matters. ________________________________________ What You’ll Do <ul><li>Provide friendly, efficient customer service at the register—ring sales, handle payments, bag merchandise, and thank customers.</li><li>Keep the sales floor stocked and organized: move clothing from the backroom, merchandise clothing by type/color, and ensure racks are tidy and rotated.</li><li>Maintain a clean, safe shopping environment including dressing rooms and work areas.</li><li>Greet donors, accept donations, and issue receipts.</li><li>Support donation door operations and perform sorting/hanger tasks as needed.</li><li>Report any safety, security, or theft concerns to store management.</li><li>Help with other duties as assigned to support a strong team environment. </li></ul>________________________________________ Requirements What We’re Looking For <ul><li>Positive, dependable team players with great customer service skills.</li><li>No experience needed—just a willingness to learn and grow, though cash handling experience is a plus!</li><li>Able to follow instructions, handle physical tasks, and work in a fast-paced retail setting.</li><li>Honest, respectful, and aligned with Goodwill’s mission and values.</li><li>Open to training and personal development opportunities.</li><li>This job keeps you on the move! Most of the time, you'll be standing, talking, listening, and using your hands. You'll often reach, walk, and pull, with occasional bending and stooping. Regularly lifting up to 10 pounds is part of the role. Strong close and color vision are essential. </li></ul>________________________________________

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