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PBCN Fuel & Convenience at the Canada Petro station in Prince Albert, SK is seeking a friendly, dependable cashier to join our team. You will greet customers, process transactions, operate the POS, and help with fuel purchases in a fast-paced retail setting.
We offer full-time and part-time roles. Ideal candidates have customer service experience, strong communication, basic math skills, and a reliable, team-oriented approach. Must be legally eligible to work in Canada.
Peter Ballantyne Group of Companies (PBGOC) is dedicated to managing PBCN's corporate business investments and overseeing operations for them. Our mission is to generate wealth and economic self-sufficiency for PBCN by creating and implementing business opportunities. PBGOC values strong governance, strategic land partnerships, capacity building, trust-building, and supporting their ventures' success. We prioritize maximizing equity and profits and continually seek fitting investment opportunities. PBGOC embraces a 5 Pillar Strategy, focusing on talent development, business expansion, community engagement, community investment, and environmental stewardship, all aimed at fostering prosperity and development within PBCN member communities.
PBCN Fuel & Convenience is seeking a friendly, dependable, and customer-focused Cashier to join our team at the Canada Petro station in Prince Albert, SK. We are looking for an individual who enjoys working with people, provides excellent customer service, and can work efficiently in a fast-paced retail environment. We have Full time and Part time positions available.
This role is perfect for motivated individuals eager to develop their sales expertise while delivering outstanding service in a lively retail environment!
All candidates with the required qualifications will be considered.
This is a special measure employment equity initiative and candidates from Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation and other Indigenous people (First Nations, Metis, or Inuit) who wish to qualify under this initiative must self-identify.