Seasonal Cashier

Our Seasonal Cashiers are the heart of our customers’ experience. Genuinely warm and naturally driven, they are enthusiastic brand ambassadors who tend to love our amazing associate discount! A fan of all things home, their enthusiasm brings a level of excitement to our stores that makes shopping fun, engaging and keeps customers coming back. With leadership and mentoring support from Assistant Store Leaders and Team Leaders to keep spirits high and the fun flowing, the day of a Seasonal Cashier is dedicated to quickly, efficiently and accurately processing customers orders, answering customers' questions, and keeping the cashwrap neat and welcoming. Whether you’re helping customers dream up a holiday gift basket or determine which coffee maker will produce the perfect blend, our Seasonal Cashiers bring the in-store experience to life, delivering a customer experience that’s unmatched through our diverse and innovative team. Sound like you? We should meet! We’d love to talk to you about how a seasonal position with CBH could be a fun and flexible holiday opportunity.

A day in the life as a Seasonal Cashier…:

  • Drive sales through quickly, efficiently, and accurately processing customers' orders through the POS (point of sale) system.

  • Responsible for meeting CBH Credit Card (CBHCC) and email capture metrics as assigned by leaders.

  • Respond to customer questions in a professional and respectful manner.

  • Process payments as outlined in the POS training.

  • Communicate and have awareness of applicable promotions, offers, loyalty programs, and other initiatives to customers.

  • Wrap and/or bag customers' orders with care; maintain a neat and safe cash wrap. Ensure cash wraps are fully stocked with supplies.

  • Lead by example and support store leadership in holding self and others accountable for store profitability and operational excellence.

  • Assist with ensuring products and displays on the sales floor are stocked appropriately and available for customers to purchase.

  • Execute and maintain the visual merchandising standards of the sales floor to engage customers and associates with the product, as needed.

What you’ll bring to the table…

  • Customer service or retail experience preferred

  • Good communication skills

  • Ability to move and/ or lift up to 50 pounds; heavier merchandise with team assist

  • Must be able to work the weekend after Thanksgiving AND the days surrounding Christmas

  • Part-Time roles: Availability to work two or more weekend days (Friday, Saturday, and/or Sunday) and at least one weekday or night

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