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Cashier
| Hours | Part-time |
|---|---|
| Location | 314 East Highway 24 Moberly, Missouri |
About this job
Orscheln Farm and Home is a thriving essential business looking for amazing Team Members…Apply Today!
Primary duties are related to operating the cash register, assisting customers, and handling phone calls. Must be available to work flexible schedules – days, evenings, weekends. Must be committed to excellent and efficient customer service.
Orscheln Farm and Home is a family owned retail chain celebrating 60 years in business! Since opening the first store in Sedalia, MO in 1960, the company has grown to 165+ stores across eleven Midwest states. The company philosophy is committed to keeping rural America alive, strong, and growing. At Orscheln you will find products in the categories of farm, animal health, livestock & pet feed, pet supplies, lawn & garden, hardware, plumbing, electrical, work & western clothing, automotive, and sporting goods to include firearms in select locations. Orscheln stores continually strive to improve product selection and services that meet the everyday needs of today's farm and suburban customers. Orscheln Farm and Home is an Equal Opportunity Employer offering a competitive salary with bonus potential as well as a comprehensive benefit package.
Orscheln Farm and Home supports and is committed to providing a safe environment for employees and customers. We observe and adhere to practices that are consistent with current guidance from the CDC and local Health Officials.