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Briscoe Group is seeking two full-time Duty Managers for Rebel Christchurch to lead a busy retail floor, manage shifts, train staff and deliver outstanding customer service. The roles are based at Rebel Christchurch, with 37 hours per week across two rosters: Sunday to Thursday and Tuesday to Saturday.
You will operate tills, drive first-class service, oversee shift operations, mentor staff and ensure accurate pricing. Health and safety advocacy and a tidy department are essential.
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Briscoe Group – Christchurch, South Island
Are you ready to step up your career in retail, take on greater leadership responsibilities and build a successful team? Join our dynamic team in Rebel Christchurch, at Rebel Riccarton as a Duty Manager, where your role will focus on team leadership, running shifts, training and coaching team members, and leading the charge on providing an exceptional customer experience. If you flourish in a high-energy, fast-paced atmosphere, where no two days are the same, then this role is for you!
We’re looking for two full-time team members to join us, working 37 hours per week across the following rosters:
Briscoe Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer, a partner of First Foundation and a proud supporter of Cure Kids. Briscoe Group have 90 stores throughout New Zealand trading under Briscoes Homeware and Rebel Sport. We value our people and helping them grow, so joining us will give you plenty of opportunities to grow and develop, personally and professionally.
To be successful in this role:
Position closes: 15 September 2026
You must be eligible to work in New Zealand or hold New Zealand Permanent Residency or Citizenship. All applications will be treated with strictest confidentiality.
We may use AI-assisted technology as part of the recruitment process to help review and order candidates based on the information they provide and their suitability for the role. The technology supports, but does not replace, human decision-making and does not make automatic decisions about whether a candidate progresses through the recruitment process.