Store Cashier

A store cashier is a person who handles the cash register at a grocery store, supermarket, bakery, and much more.

These are some of the responsibilities of a store cashier: 

1. Handling all the cash transactions of an organization. 
2. Receiving payment by cash, cheques, credit card etc.
3. Guiding and solving queries of customers. 
4. Providing training and assistance to new joined store cashiers. 
5. Checking daily for changes in cash accounts. 
6. Maintaining monthly, weekly and daily reports .

To become a good store cashier, you need to have good service. The better your service is, the more likely people will come/comeback to your store. Another step to being a good store cashier is to have good cash handling. Your cash handling skills need to be quick and on spot. Being Informed about store protocols and learn how to do things that come up reasonably often are also important for this job. [4]


Store cashiers earn about $28,347 annually. That transfers to $14 hourly.[3]

There is no required education to become a retail cashier, although some companies may prefer that an applicant have a high school diploma or its equivalent. [5]

Reference

1. Cashier from Wikipidia
   
2. What are the duties and responsibilities of Cashier Job?, from Patch.com
   
3. Cashier - Grocery Store Salary, from Salary.com
4. How to Be a Good Cashier from Wikihow
   
5. Retail Cashier: Job Description & Requirements, form Study.com