Stock manager vs assistant manager

Differences between stock manager and assistant manager duties and responsibilities

Stock manager example responsibilities.

• Maintain department by establishing merchandising goals, managing inventory control, and maintaining department organization and cleanliness.
• Ensure VIP rooms are immaculate prior to guests' arrivals.
• Rotate coffee, pastries and other perishables to keep freshness daily.
• Process payroll, scheduling, training, recruitment and hiring of all new employees.
• Cash handling experience: POS knowledge, nightly deposits, experience with GARDA and other money handling, balancing tills.
• Utilize expertise in POS system in preparation and record keeping of inventories, prices, expenditures, shipments and shortages.
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Assistant manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and approve all advertising and promotional activity (weekly flyers).
• Manage a team in order to reach daily, monthly, and yearly monetary, KPI, and loyalty goals.
• Assist with customer service, organize employee payroll and scheduling, and manage day-to-day company responsibilities.
• Maintain customer base by providing excellent customer service, maintaining facilities cleanliness, preparing daily reports and managing other cashiers.
• Provide exceptional customer service by serving food and bartending during the restaurant s busiest hours of operation
• Assist customers and operate POS register, unload stock delivery truck, stock merchandise and build displays, make bank deposits.
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