The store manager is responsible for the successful operation of the store, including achieving satisfactory sales and profits as set forth by a specific operating budget. The role involves direct supervision of sales workers in the grocery department. Additional duties may include management functions such as purchasing, budgeting, accounting, and personnel work, alongside supervisory responsibilities. The position requires the individual to perform essential duties satisfactorily, with reasonable accommodations made for qualified individuals with disabilities. Key functions include providing customer service, monitoring sales, assigning employee duties, supervising staff in sales and inventory, managing stock levels, maintaining records, enforcing safety and security rules, examining product conditions, and handling all aspects of personnel management from recruitment to termination. The manager is also responsible for ensuring employees understand and follow company policies, constantly measuring performance, instructing staff on sales techniques, and achieving sales and profit objectives through leadership. Other duties involve ensuring correct pricing and display of merchandise, planning and maintaining work schedules, accurately entering daily sales information, staying updated on local competition, conferring with company officials to increase sales, controlling store expenses, planning budgets, authorizing payments and returns, preventing theft, staying informed via company communications, preserving company property, preventing overstocks/out-of-stocks, developing a favorable customer image, reviewing shift hours, abiding by regulations, assisting where needed, recording sales, managing markups/markdowns/spoils, verifying daily money and deposits, preparing weekly reports, accurately recording and verifying payroll, training new employees, maintaining performance records, advising supervisors of personnel issues, checking equipment, controlling payroll within budget, enforcing vendor check-in procedures, securing the safe, opening and closing the store, completing shift-checkout reports, notifying supervisors of deposit issues, sharing inventory control responsibility, ordering merchandise, building displays, preparing perishable foods, and cleaning/maintaining store equipment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
101-250 employees