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Woolworths New Zealand

Duty Supervisor

  • Posted 1w ago
  • On Site
  • Part Time
Location

Te Awamutu

Salary

Starting at $27 .98/hr

Job Description

Love managing a team and a retail environment at the same time?...

We’re looking for a Duty Supervisor to join our Woowlorths Te Awamutu team

We’re proud of the diversity of our team and the roles they play in running our store - this role is great for anyone who enjoys a hands-on job with plenty of variety each and every day.

About You | Mōu

  • The ability to make decisions and thrive in a fast paced and varied environment
  • The ability to demonstrate a strong people focus for our customers and our team
  • Excellent organisation and prioritisation skills and the ability to multitask
  • First aid, general managers, food safety certificate and LQC preferred but not required


Have the run of the floor in this busy and dynamic environment! As our new Duty Supervisor you could expect to

  • Have sole charge of the store in the absence of the Store Manager
  • Oversee the sale of liquor and age restricted goods to our customers
  • Work alongside the Long Life department ensuring the shelves are stocked and presentable
  • Interact with our customers, support queries and complaints and making decisions based on what is right for our customers and colleagues
  • Champion Occupational Health and Safety practices to ensure a safe working environment for our customers, staff and contractors in store


The shifts times and days for this opportunity are:
Sunday & Monday 1600 - 2230

Our Benefits | To Tatou Painga

  • A starting rate of $27.98
  • Opportunities for career progression to departmental management level
  • 5-10% team grocery discount card
  • Discounted online shopping


Working with Woowlorths | Me mahi tahi tatou ki Woowlorths

Our purpose is to make Kiwis lives a little better every day.

We’re friendly, down-to-earth, and energetic - we work hard but we have a great time doing it, and we love what we do. There is plenty of scope for new ideas, lots of room for you to add value, and importantly, you’ll be working with a business that touches the lives of three million New Zealanders a week.

Come as you are | Nau mai, whakatau mai
We’re an equal opportunity employer and are committed to the principle of equal opportunity for all of us.

If you’re smart and good at what you do, come as you are - Me mahi tahi tatou

Hard Skills Required

  • Physically Fit

Soft Skills Required

  • Coordination
  • Communication
  • Time Management

Job Schedule

  • Shift Work
  • Includes Weekends
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