File Maintenance Clerk (59701)

HOMELAND STORES•Clinton, OK

17h•Onsite

About The Position

The File Maintenance Clerk is responsible for maximizing profit by performing all duties necessary to ensure that the front-end system price file is current, and that tags and signage are current. This role is part of an employee-owned company whose mission is to offer quality food choices to the communities served, support local farmers and producers, and develop and reinvest in its employee owners. The position requires a passion for food, top-level customer service, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

Requirements

Good communication and organizational skills.
Basic mathematical ability (add, subtract, multiply, divide).
Able to give/receive complex verbal instructions/descriptions to/from supervisors/co-workers concerning store policy/procedures and use of equipment.
The ability to read and write English: able to read instructions, labels, numbers, price sheets, printed paper and forms.
Basic computer knowledge and skills.
Work and educational history demonstrating stability.
Works well independently.
Attention to detail.
Accurate with numbers.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent.
Prior experience in a related type of job.
Prior experience operating scanning equipment, bar-code printer, computer, price-verification equipment and intercom.

Responsibilities

To activate regular price changes on the list or change form. This includes all price changes caused by weekly ads, deals and price reductions.
To ensure that every item on the case/shelf/display has a correct price tag/sign. Order or make tags and signs as necessary.
To perform all department manual price changes on the POS system.
To ensure that all direct store-delivered items are in the item/price file.
To monitor item file for correct multiple prices, cents-off label, mix-match, pre-priced and bonus-priced items.
To verify accuracy of item/price file against shelf-tag prices and the store price book on all DSD, warehouse delivered, ad, "Special Buy", deal, new item, direct ship, and PLU items and to determine: a. If the item has been set up correctly/incorrectly. b. If the item has not been set up. c. If the retail price is correct/incorrect in the system.
To understand the operation, safety requirements and restraints of scanning equipment, computer, price-verification equipment and intercom system.
To communicate with the store/department manager on problems, recommendations for change and pricing/signage decisions.
To print and verify each week with the produce department a list of all department PLU files.
To make two copies of the back-up tape. (One for the manager; one for the safe.)
To make a list of "bad" UPC code information at all registers and report "bad" UPC codes to the Corporate Office.
To secure the POS system so that unauthorized personnel cannot make changes in the POS system.
To review the price changes and new shelf tags from the Corporate Office.
To perform miscellaneous tasks assigned by the store manager, substituting for absent workers and performing any additional tasks necessary to provide products and services to customers.