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Retail and grocery job descriptions
What each job involves, the skills and shifts it needs, and what it pays.
Which job fits you?
Every store job keeps the business running, but each one suits different people. Start with what you enjoy, then read the full description to see the daily work, the skills, the shifts and the local pay.
You like talking to people
Cashier and bagger roles keep you at the front of the store, helping customers every minute.
You like to keep moving
Stockers unload deliveries, fill shelves and keep the sales floor ready.
You care about fresh food
Produce associates keep fruit and vegetables full, rotated and looking their best.
You do not mind the cold
Freezer, cooler and deli stockers keep cold products stocked and safe.
You are ready to lead
Shift leads run the shift, cover breaks and help new associates.
Store jobs explained
Produce associate
Produce associates keep a grocery store’s fruit and vegetable section fresh, full and good-looking. Here is what the job involves and what it pays.
Bagger and cart associate
Baggers and cart associates keep checkout moving and the front of the store tidy. Here is what the job involves and what it pays.
Freezer, cooler and deli stocker
Freezer, cooler and deli stockers keep cold departments full and rotated. Here is what the job involves and what it pays.
Cashier
Cashiers are the face of the store: fast, accurate and friendly at checkout. Here is what the job involves and what it pays.
Stocker and unloader
Stockers and unloaders get product off the truck and onto the shelves. Here is what the job involves and what it pays.
Shift lead and supervisor
Shift leads run the floor during their shift: directing associates, keeping departments moving and solving problems. Here is what the job involves and what it pays.