Assistant Retail Manager

Marie Curie UK
Exeter
7 months ago
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Title:Assistant Retail Manager

Salary:£12,492.48 per annum

Hours/Contract: 21 hours, Permanent, Part time

Based: ExeterMarie Curie Shop

Closing date: 7th July 2024

Interview date:TBC

We are currently looking for someone with a strong retail background to join our stores team. You will be supporting the achievement of sales within the shop. 

Marie Curie Benefits Package:

Season ticket loan for travelling to and from work Defined contribution schemes for Pension  Marie Curie Group Personal Pension Scheme Loan schemes for bikes; computers and satellite navigation systems Introduce a friend scheme Help with childcare cost (TC apply)  Entitled under Marie Curie Blue Light Card  Entitled to Benefit-Hub Discount Scheme  Life assurance – for all employees  Eye care - (under Display Screen Equipment (DSE) regulations, Marie Curie will pay towards sight tests if you use computer screens and other displays as part of your job)

What's in it for you:

Annual leave allowance:England and Wales= 25 days plus 8 public holidays (pro rata) Competitive Policy for parental/sick leave  Continuous Professional Development – (Marie Curie supports and encourages personal and professional development) Industry leading training programmes Flexible Working Free DBS

What we are looking for:

Excellent customer service skills with an ability to communicate with tact and discretion Comprehensive retail management experience, preferably in fashion/clothing, with experience of cash handling and financial management procedures (including completion of sales records) Strong leadership skills with proven line management experience A compassionate individual with a passion for the Marie Curie brand

Using best charity retail practice, creative flair, and an ability to lead by example, you will support the team to create an inviting shop which encourages sales and promotes excellent customer service.

To apply, please send us your most recent CV and a cover letter detailing your experience, how you meet the person specification and why you would like to work for Marie Curie

For more information or an informal chat please contact Adam Robinson by email at

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