About the Role
As a Supermarket Assistant, you will provide Partner-led service and passion for food to customers, ensuring a positive brand experience. Your drive will contribute to customer loyalty and repeat business. Any hours worked between 22:00 - 06:00 will attract a Night Premium of £3.75 per hour.
Responsibilities
- Stock replenishment to ensure shelves are full and products are correctly placed.
- Fulfilling online customer orders for delivery.
- Reducing wastage through product due diligence and markdowns.
- Supporting the wider shop team with tasks such as checkout assistance, managing Click & Collect orders, and fulfilling on-demand customer orders.
- Maintaining a safe and tidy working environment through general shopkeeping tasks.
Requirements
- Communication skills for effective teamwork and customer interaction.
- Ability to work at the specified location and fulfill advertised hours.
- Willingness to undergo pre-employment vetting, which may include DBS checks and financial probity checks.
Skills
- Customer service
- Teamwork
- Food and drink trend knowledge (desirable)
- Flexibility (desirable)
Location
- Putney
- Knightsbridge
Work Type
- Part Time
- Short Term Temp role (Putney)
- Permanent role (Knightsbridge)
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Flexible working
Experience Level
- Partnership Level 10
Salary/Compensations
- £14.55 per hour (£14.80 after 90 days)
- Night Premium at £3.75 per hour for hours worked between 22:00 - 06:00
Benefits
- Employee ownership
- Flexible working support
About the Company
- The largest employee-owned business in the UK, comprising John Lewis and Waitrose.
- Driven by a purpose to build a happier world.
- Focused on being brilliant at retail through innovation, adaptation, and diversification.
- Committed to Never Knowingly Undersold on price, quality, and service.
- Partners share ownership responsibilities and rewards, contributing through their voices.
- Fosters an environment where Partners can be themselves and thrive, embracing differences.
- Encourages individual and collective growth.
