Retail Store Manager

Calgary Co-op; Calgary; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Extended health benefits

Paid vacations

5% employee discount (cashback)

Recognition program

Social committee events

Employee & family assistance plan

Training and development programs

Job summary

Calgary Co-op is seeking a Cannabis Store Manager to oversee a cannabis location, focusing on service, program execution and profitability. The role includes scheduling, budgeting, performance management and adherence to company policies.

Qualifications include Grade 12, SellSafe, knowledge of cannabis strains, Alberta regulations, two years of retail management, and AGLC approval as a Qualified Cannabis Worker.

Qualifications

• Grade 12 education.
• Current SellSafe Certification.
• Knowledge of Cannabis strains in effect.
• Working knowledge of regulations as it pertains to the selling of Cannabis in Alberta.
• Two years of retail management experience.
• AGLC approval as a Qualified Cannabis Worker.

Responsibilities

• Ensure store operates under Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission regulations.
• Oversee daily store management per company policies and expectations.
• Provide feedback to Operations Manager and develop mini-action plans as needed.
• Demonstrate leadership to maintain a positive, motivated workforce.
• Develop and achieve store budget objectives in sales, margins, expenses, profits, and inventory turns.
• Schedule staff according to sales needs and maintain proper EHP.

Skills

SellSafe Certification

Knowledge of Cannabis strains

Regulations Alberta cannabis

Retail management experience

AGLC approval as QCW

Grade 12 education

Education

Grade 12

Job description

Calgary Co-op is seeking a Cannabis Store Manager to become a member of our co-operative team. Responsible for the overall operation of their Cannabis location to improve service, program execution and company profitability. This includes scheduling, appraisals, budgeting and attainment of financial results. Other responsibilities include the overall management of image, standards, implementation and adherence to company programs, policies and procedures, as well as human resources related activities.

Qualifications and Key Competencies

• Grade 12 education
• Current SellSafe Certification
• Knowledge of Cannabis strains in effect
• Working knowledge of regulations as it pertains to the selling of Cannabis in Alberta
• Two years of retail management experience
• AGLC approval as a Qualified Cannabis Worker

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Directly responsible to ensure the store adheres to Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission operating regulations.
• The ongoing overseeing of the daily store management ensuring operation and management in accordance with company policies, procedures and overall expectations.
• Directly responsible to ensure the store adheres to Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission operating regulations.
• Provide ongoing written and verbal feedback to the Operations Manager regarding recommendations for continued improvement of store operations. Where necessary, develop and administer mini-action plans for desired results.
• Demonstrate and provide ongoing professional leadership that creates a positive/harmonious working environment within the location.
• Provide direction and leadership to the store team toward building an ongoing positive, highly motivated, work force within the store.
• Provide leadership and direction in the development and achievement of store budget objectives in the areas of sales, margins, expenses, profits, EHP and inventory turns.
• Schedule staff according to sales needs, ensuring that EHP is adhered to.
• Ensure the store’s merchandising standards are being managed and maintained in accordance to company expectations.
• Ensure company programs are being implemented and managed in accordance to company expectations.
• Ensure ongoing creative merchandising that creates a WOW image in the consumer’s mind.
• Ensure the store’s housekeeping, sanitation and maintenance schedules/standards are managed and being maintained in accordance to company expectations.
• Ensure the store adheres to government regulations in the area of labeling, pricing, sanitation and food safety.
• Attend and actively participate in commodity, labour management and Occupational Health and Safety meetings.
• Provide information, assistance and courteous service to customers.
• Order products and supplies according to needs using approved suppliers.
• Use proper storage and handling for all inventories.
• Take inventories and extend as per company schedules and policies.
• Maintain receiving records and approve all invoices in accordance to company policy and procedures.
• Responsible for reporting procedures as required by management.
• Assume responsibility for maintenance of price lists as provided by Head Office.
• Ensure confidentiality regarding pricing, financial and marketing strategies and Human Resources related information.
• Directly responsible for employee relations, including hiring, training and development, performance management and expectations, discipline, recognition, policy and procedure development, administration and enforcement, terminations and security.
• Participate in the development and action of yearly performance work plans and development action plans.

Calgary Co-op has excellent opportunities for increasing levels of responsibility, personal growth, and challenge.

• competitive wages
• extended health benefits
• paid vacations
• 5% employee discount (cashback) on all purchases
• a recognition program
• social committee events
• employee & family assistance plan
• numerous training and development programs

About Calgary Co-op

Calgary Co-op has been proudly serving the community since 1956, when it opened its first store with local farmers and ranchers to provide fresh, farm-to-table foods. Headquartered in Calgary and owned by over 456,000 members, it's one of North America's largest retail co-operatives, with 3,530 employees, $757 million in assets, and $1.3 billion in annual sales. We operate food centres, pharmacies, gas stations, car washes, home health care centres, wine, spirits and beer stores, and cannabis stores across Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, High River, Okotoks, and Strathmore. We also own Community Natural Foods, Willow Park Wines & Spirits and Beacon Pharmacy. Committed to sourcing locally whenever possible, from Calgary, Alberta, and Western Canada, the organization helps connect consumers with the producers behind their food. Calgary Co-op continues to expand its local offerings while focusing on quality and community support, earning recognition by the Canadian Grocer's 2024 Impact Awards for our commitment to sustainability & supporting employees.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however only those applicants considered for an interview will be contacted.