Harrow Weald Dual Site Manager
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 02 Hydref 2025 |
|---|---|
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 13 Hydref 2025 |
| Lleoliad: | Harrow Weald, HA3 6EJ |
| Gweithio o bell: | Ar y safle yn unig |
| Cwmni: | St Luke's Hospice |
| Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: |
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Shop Manager
The shop manager will report directly to the Head of Retail, and will be responsible for the following tasks and duties, some of which may be delegated to volunteers. The job also includes the supervision of an assistant manager and volunteers.
Job Purpose.
To raise funds for the Hospice by selling donated items of clothing, household items and bric a brac to the general public.
To comply with St Luke’s Hospice Charity Shops procedures and policies.
To maintain effective working relationships with managers, colleagues, paid staff, volunteers and community contacts in order to achieve business objectives and create a positive and happy atmosphere.
To provide a courteous and helpful service to the public.
To promote the work of the Hospice to the general public.
Main Duties.
To be responsible for the overall management of the shop.
Holding a key to the shop premises.
Opening and closing the shop, and ensuring that the advertised trading hours are adhered to.
Ensuring that the shop premises are clean and tidy and that Health and Safety regulations are observed.
Encouraging and accepting donated goods for sale.
Sorting and preparing goods for sale, and overseeing a pricing policy for the shop.
To be accountable for all monies in the shop, to be responsible for banking the takings, for completing weekly returns and for petty cash in the shop, and maintaining other records as required.
To keep under review shop equipment and stationery requirements.
Effectively attract, recruit, train, develop and review volunteers in accordance with St Luke’s Hospice shops policies and procedures.
To co-ordinate and manage the work of the shop volunteers and over-see the volunteers rota. To be prepared to ensure sufficient cover when volunteers are unable to work their usual shift.
To ensure the best possible presentation and display of goods for sale.
To attend regular staff meetings.
To be prepared to work in another of the St Luke’s charity shops outlets if and when required.
To assist in other duties as they arise.
The shop manager will report directly to the Head of Retail, and will be responsible for the following tasks and duties, some of which may be delegated to volunteers. The job also includes the supervision of an assistant manager and volunteers.
Job Purpose.
To raise funds for the Hospice by selling donated items of clothing, household items and bric a brac to the general public.
To comply with St Luke’s Hospice Charity Shops procedures and policies.
To maintain effective working relationships with managers, colleagues, paid staff, volunteers and community contacts in order to achieve business objectives and create a positive and happy atmosphere.
To provide a courteous and helpful service to the public.
To promote the work of the Hospice to the general public.
Main Duties.
To be responsible for the overall management of the shop.
Holding a key to the shop premises.
Opening and closing the shop, and ensuring that the advertised trading hours are adhered to.
Ensuring that the shop premises are clean and tidy and that Health and Safety regulations are observed.
Encouraging and accepting donated goods for sale.
Sorting and preparing goods for sale, and overseeing a pricing policy for the shop.
To be accountable for all monies in the shop, to be responsible for banking the takings, for completing weekly returns and for petty cash in the shop, and maintaining other records as required.
To keep under review shop equipment and stationery requirements.
Effectively attract, recruit, train, develop and review volunteers in accordance with St Luke’s Hospice shops policies and procedures.
To co-ordinate and manage the work of the shop volunteers and over-see the volunteers rota. To be prepared to ensure sufficient cover when volunteers are unable to work their usual shift.
To ensure the best possible presentation and display of goods for sale.
To attend regular staff meetings.
To be prepared to work in another of the St Luke’s charity shops outlets if and when required.
To assist in other duties as they arise.