Job Description

A stall cashier's duties primarily involve

handling customer transactions, ensuring accuracy in payments, and providing good customer service

. They operate cash registers, scan items, collect payments, and issue receipts. Additional responsibilities include processing returns and exchanges, managing cash drawers, and sometimes assisting with stocking or cleaning.


Here's a more detailed breakdown:


Core Responsibilities:

Operating POS systems:

Cashiers use point-of-sale (POS) systems or cash registers to process transactions, scan items, and calculate totals.

Handling payments:

They collect payments in cash, credit, or debit, ensuring accuracy and making change when needed.

Processing transactions:

This includes scanning items, inputting prices, and managing discounts or coupons.

Issuing receipts:

Providing customers with receipts for their purchases.

Balancing cash drawers:

Counting and reconciling cash at the end of the shift.

Processing returns and exchanges:

Handling customer requests for returns or exchanges of merchandise.

Customer service:

Greeting customers, answering questions, and providing assistance with their purchases.
Additional Duties (may vary by stall):

Assisting with stocking or cleaning:

Depending on the stall, cashiers may also help with restocking shelves or cleaning the checkout area.

Cross-selling and upselling:

Suggesting additional products or services to customers.

Handling returns:

Processing returns and issuing refunds or exchanges.

Resolving customer complaints:

Addressing customer inquiries and concerns. *

Maintaining a clean and organized checkout area:

Ensuring the checkout area is tidy and efficient.