Typo Key Holder Part Time (24hours per week) - Whitefriars, Canterbury

We are seeking a Part-Time Key Holder for a 24 hours-per-week contract. This is a permanent position. Availability: Candidates must be available on both weekdays and weekends. About the Role As a Key Holder, you will oversee the daily operations at Typo. You will report to the Store Manager/Assistant Store Manager and ensure that the management team’s directives are executed at all times within the store. The Key Holder is responsible for managing Sales Associates’ attendance, productivity, and morale. You will support, direct, and assist your team in all their duties, motivating and inspiring them to work efficiently. Additionally, you will monitor Sales Associates to ensure they maintain a friendly and helpful attitude toward customers. Please note, Key Holders are not responsible for establishing store policies or evaluating employee performance through written documentation. Skills & Experience Retail sales experience demonstrating confidence in introducing new products and achieving sales targets Retail leadership experience, including leading aspects of the business and developing team members Ability to complete tasks with a sense of urgency Understanding of delivering high standards of customer service Benefits We are committed to personal and professional development within a growing culture. Our benefits include: Competitive salary Additional holiday options (purchasing leave - More You Time) A team culture that feels like family and celebrates YOU Baby pack for new parents Bike scheme Wider tech benefits Class Pass benefit Career development opportunities Bi-annual awards, including a Cotton On Foundation trip Exceptional 50% product discounts Employee Assistance Program Training and professional development If you are looking for a new challenge and believe you have the relevant experience, we would love to hear from you! Please apply now to submit your application. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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