The Store Manager takes full ownership of store operations, the team, and performance. The role leads a team of 8–15 employees across shifts and typically works days, while remaining available to cover any shift, including evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays. This is an hourly position requiring a minimum of 52 hours per week; annual compensation reflects base hourly pay for 40 hours and overtime for hours worked beyond 40 each week. The Store Manager leads by example in all areas of store operations, including register operation, stocking, upselling, cleaning restrooms, and maintaining the lot and fuel pumps. The position also involves coaching, recruiting, hiring, and training employees; managing inventory, vendor orders, deliveries, and merchandising; handling bank deposits; maintaining safety, cleanliness, food safety, and customer satisfaction; controlling expenses and labor hours; and achieving sales goals. The manager may also cross-train and step in to oversee deli or QSR operations when needed. Candidates must have open availability, a valid driver’s license, access to a personal vehicle, and proof of insurance for bank deposits. Retail or food management experience is preferred. In Tennessee, Topshelf Manager Training must be completed. Candidates must have or be able to obtain a Food Safety Certification. Employment offers are contingent on a background check, and candidates may be required to undergo drug screening.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
No Education Listed