Location:
Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom Job Category:
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23.01.2025 Expiry Date:
09.03.2025 Job Description:
Our charity shops play a crucial role in raising funds to help us deliver care and to support local people. We are currently seeking a proactive and organised Deputy Shop Manager to join our Barlaston Shop team. As the Deputy Shop Manager, you’ll work closely with the Shop Manager to support the daily operations of our Barlaston shop. You’ll play an essential role in leading a team of volunteers, helping to drive sales, and ensuring the shop runs smoothly in the manager’s absence. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with retail experience and a passion for charity work. Key Responsibilities Support the Shop Manager in overseeing daily shop operations, including opening and closing procedures. Assist in motivating and managing a team of volunteers, creating a welcoming and productive environment. Help with sorting, pricing, and displaying donations to maximize sales. Provide exceptional customer service and ensure high standards are maintained. Take on leadership responsibilities in the Shop Manager's absence. Oversee till operations and cash handling accurately and efficiently. Maintain a safe, organised, and clean shopping environment. About You We’re looking for an enthusiastic Deputy Manager with a can-do attitude and a commitment to supporting Dougie Mac’s mission. This role requires excellent interpersonal skills, flexibility, and a proactive approach to help the team succeed. Ideally, you’ll have: Previous experience in retail, preferably in a charity or high street shop setting. Strong leadership qualities to support and guide volunteers. A customer-focused approach and strong communication skills. Flexibility to adapt to changing needs and cover shifts, including weekends. An eye for detail and creativity to help present the shop attractively. Why Join Dougie Mac? At Dougie Mac we care for our staff and provide a wide range of staff benefits: 35 days of annual leave, rising with length of service. Options to buy and sell annual leave. Paid for DBS by the hospice. Full role details can be found on the job description. We provide additional training for this role. Hours:
40 hours a week (5 out of 6 days a week) Closed on Sundays. Salary:
£24,715.78 FTE per annum. The role will require a DBS check which would be processed and paid for by the Hospice. 1st stage interviews:
TBC. Recruitment for this role is in 2 stages. The first stage includes an interview and a work-based task assessment. If selected for the 2nd stage interview, you will be invited to meet with a Director.
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