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A charitable organization in Mumbles is seeking an Assistant Shop Manager to support the shop and team. You'll ensure customer satisfaction, manage volunteers, and maintain the shop's appearance. Ideal candidates will have retail experience and a passion for community service. The role offers 28 hours of flexible work per week.
Do you have…
…a passion for pre-loved clothes? …a positive and supportive attitude to make your team shine? ...pride in giving great customer service?
Our Mumbles Shop is a much-loved part of the local community with a friendly and thriving shop team. With an experienced Shop Manager supporting a dedicated group of volunteers, there’s a space for an Assistant Shop Manager to help cover and run the shop, support the team, keep the shop looking good, and ensure our customers feel welcomed.
People are at the heart of what we do, and a big part of the Assistant Shop Manager role is working well with others to positively encourage, include everyone, and support and provide people opportunities to grow and contribute.
To progress your application, we’d like to see your skills and experience in:
- Working in retail (experience in a charity shop is a plus!)
- Making profits and working to targets
- Helping customers and providing excellent service
- Leading and inspiring others to develop and grow
- Recruiting, motivating, and managing a diverse team
The full Job Description and Person Specification can be found here: Job Description PDF
This role is 28 hours per week with flexible working across the week.
In return, you’ll be part of a people-oriented culture and make an impact through a worthwhile cause. Check out our staff benefits here: Work With Us.
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