Supervisor for our store in Helsingborg

Erikshjalpen; Helsingborgs kommun; On-site; SEK 380,000 - 540,000; Full time

Job summary

Erikshjälpen Helsingborg is seeking a Store Supervisor to lead the day-to-day operations of our Helsingborg store. You will work with staff and volunteers to ensure the store meets its targets for profit, social impact and environmental goals.

You will report to the Head of Operations and may oversee weekend shifts. We value flexibility, initiative, and a service-oriented mindset in a busy thrift store setting.

Qualifications

• You are a relationship builder who interacts with people in various life situations.
• You are self-motivated, responsible, and enjoy goal-oriented, structured work.
• You are open, friendly and offer a high level of service.
• You are good at balancing attention to details with the bigger strategic picture.
• You have post-secondary education or relevant college education, or equivalent work experience.
• You have relevant management experience.
• You have experience with agile work methods to develop the organization and its staff.
• You have store/retail experience.
• You are interested in aid work and working at a thrift store.
• You share our core values: CRC, Erik and a Christian view of humanity.

Responsibilities

• Lead day-to-day operations of the store alongside the management team.
• Act as supervisor for employees, volunteers, and people on works trials or other programs.
• Oversee sale and display of goods.
• Manage store during business hours and certain weekends.
• Report to the Head of Operations.

Skills

Relationship building

Self-motivation

Customer service

Team leadership

Multitasking

Education

Post-secondary education or relevant college education

Management experience

Experience with Agile methods

Retail/store experience

Interest in aid work and thrift stores

Shared core values (CRC, Erikshjälpen, Christian view)

Job description

Supervisor for our store in Helsingborg

Erikshjälpen is currently seeking a Store Manager for our store in Helsingborg. If you want to help realize children’s rights by working on the front lines and leading day‑to‑day operations, this role is for you. This is a permanent position, with a start date in the fall of 2026.

Description of the project

As a supervisor, you’ll be hands‑on and lead the day‑to‑day operations in the store to ensure that established profit, social, and environmental goals are met. No two days are alike. As a supervisor, we expect you to be both flexible and enjoy a varied workload.

Examples of work tasks:

• As a member of the management team, work alongside the store staff to participate in and lead the day‑to‑day operations of the business.
• You will act as a supervisor for employees, volunteers and people carrying out work trials, activities or other employment through government agencies.
• You are responsible, together with the management team, for the sale and display of goods.
• Together with the management team, you will be responsible for the store during business hours. You will also be in charge of the store on certain weekends.
• You will report to the Head of Operations.

Qualifications

You are:

• a relationship builder who is accustomed to interacting with people in various life situations and contexts.
• self‑motivated, responsible, and enjoys working in a goal‑oriented and structured manner.
• open, friendly and has a representative manner with a high sense of service.
• good at shifting focus between details and the strategic big picture.

You:

• have a post‑secondary education or other relevant college education, or work experience deemed equivalent.
• has relevant professional experience in management.
• has experience with agile work methods aimed at developing the organization and its employees.
• has experience working in a store, preferably in retail.
• is interested in aid work and working at a thrift store.
• shares our core values, which are based on three basic principles: the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the spirit of Erik and a Christian view of humanity.

It is an advantage if you have:

• Experience and/or knowledge and interest in social media marketing.
• Experience with and/or knowledge of appraising secondhand goods.
• Experience working with people with special needs.
• Familiarity with digital systems and the Office suite.
• We highly value your personal qualities, and we will place great emphasis on them during the recruitment process for this position.

We offer you

As an employee at Erikshjälpen, you will be part of an organization where you, together with a dedicated team and colleagues around the world, work to promote children’s rights in Sweden and globally by raising funds for social and humanitarian interventions. By promoting and developing the reuse of secondhand goods, you’ll be contributing to sustainable development and a more efficient use of the Earth’s resources. You’ll also become part of a broad social community, as Erikshjälpen Second Hand stores provide meaningful employment for employees, volunteers, and interns.

We are committed to ensuring that our employees have a good work‑life balance and offer our employees a wellness allowance of Swedish kronor (SEK) 2000 per year.

As an employee, you are covered by the collective bargaining agreement for retail staff.

As an employee with us, you have the opportunity to help make a difference—for a future where children’s dreams come true. We welcome applicants with diverse experiences and backgrounds and value diversity in all its forms.

About the workplace

Erikshjälpen is a child rights organisation a nonprofit secondhand business. Together, we share a common vision: a better where children’s dreams come true.

We work to combat poverty and vulnerability by promoting children’s rights in 16 countries. In Sweden, our work on children’s rights is primarily carried out through Erikshjälpen Framtidsverkstad, in close collaboration with our secondhand stores. In total, we operate about 50 Erikshjälpen Second Hand in Sweden and Norway. One of Erikshjälpen Second Hand’s missions is to generate as much surplus possible for the children’s rights organization Erikshjälpen.

Terms and conditions

Employment Type: Permanent position, with a six‑month probationary period.
Workload: Full‑time
Start Date: As soon as possible or as agreed
Number of Positions: 1
Location: Helsingborg

Apply for the position

Click the link to apply for this position with us no later than August 16, 2026.
We are reviewing applications on an ongoing basis, so please submit your application as soon as possible.
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