Cashier

The cashier is a store worker who keeps track of sales electronically and will physically handle all monies received and disbursed in the store during the shift. Often 2 cashiers working in tandem do the best job. One cashier retrieves product for the customer and scans it. The partner operates the keyboard. Choosing fast, hot-keys, tender-keys, or the multiply key.
Students with good communication skills work well. Experience at a part-time retail job would be helpful. A strong curriculum emphasis in math, English, and speech is suggested.


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Rings up sales on the POS register system. Choose fast or slow total.
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Makes change and counts it back accurately to customers.
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Answers customer's questions on merchandise, pricing, and service.
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Bags or wraps purchases.
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Suggests new or alternate items to buy
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Suggests related items to the original purchase to increase the sale.
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Knowledgeable of prices in the store.
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Knowledgeable of current promotions.
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Balance drawer at end of shift using POS counting template.
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Print drawer sales reports. Pass money to the accountant or advisor.
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Ask the store manager for a loan when low on a cash type. Show POS as paid-in.
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Assists in helping customers
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Assists helping other employees when needed
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Is responsible for keeping the area around the POS station clean and neat
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Use proper business technique in dealing with telephone inquiries.
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Assists the shift manager and other staff members with store projects.
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Shall be aware of store security at all times and report suspicions to the manager.
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Alert management of items that don't scan by filling out a form. Force in the department key.
- Scan student ID cards and get customer-specific data with POS
- Explore retail store management as a future career by job site visit or inviting a guest speaker
- Head cashier
- Restaurant manager
- Retail store manager
- Auto salesman
- Retail sales manager