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Any vacation, sick leave, bereavement or any other absences should have prior approval by the District Manager with supporting personnel status mailed to the Personnel Department. Store Manager ...

Any vacation, sick leave, bereavement or any other absences should have prior approval by the District Manager with supporting personnel status mailed to the Personnel Department. Store Manager ...

Any vacation, sick leave, bereavement or any other absences should have prior approval by the District Manager with supporting personnel status mailed to the Personnel Department. Store Manager ...

Any vacation, sick leave, bereavement or any other absences should have prior approval by the District Manager with supporting personnel status mailed to the Personnel Department. Store Manager ...

Any vacation, sick leave, bereavement or any other absences should have prior approval by the District Manager with supporting personnel status mailed to the Personnel Department. Store Manager ...

Any vacation, sick leave, bereavement or any other absences should have prior approval by the District Manager with supporting personnel status mailed to the Personnel Department. Store Manager ...

Store Manager

Davenport, FL · On-site

$63K/yr

Our portfolio features legendary department store JCPenney, as well as iconic specialty retail brands Aéropostale, Brooks Brothers, Lucky Brand, and Nautica. Established in 2025, when JCPenney and ...

Store Manager Department: Store Operations Job Summary: The Store Manager is responsible for the management and success of a convenience store operation to include retail operations, fuel management ...

Store Manager

Lawtey, FL · On-site

$16.50 - $18/hr

Store Manager Department: Store Operations Job Summary: The Store Manager is responsible for the management and success of a convenience store operation to include retail operations, fuel management ...

Store Manager

Lawtey, FL · On-site

$16.50 - $18/hr

Store Manager Department: Store Operations Job Summary: The Store Manager is responsible for the management and success of a convenience store operation to include retail operations, fuel management ...

None Department: Store Operations Reports to (Title): Store Manager Essential Function This paragraph is designed to identify the essential functions of the job. The summary will require only a few ...

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How much do department store jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for department store in Florida is $15.71, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.21 and $16.35 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the department store position, and why are they important?

To thrive in a Department Store role, you need strong customer service abilities, attention to detail, and basic retail math skills, often supported by a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with point-of-sale (POS) systems, inventory management software, and safety procedures is also essential. Excellent communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills set top performers apart. These skills ensure efficient operations, positive customer experiences, and a collaborative work environment vital to retail success.

What is a department store?

A department store job involves working in a large retail store that sells a variety of products, such as clothing, electronics, home goods, and cosmetics. Employees may have roles in sales, customer service, stocking, cashiering, or management. Responsibilities typically include assisting customers, maintaining merchandise displays, handling transactions, and ensuring a clean shopping environment. Some positions may also involve inventory management or loss prevention. Department store jobs offer opportunities for career growth within the retail industry.

What are the typical daily responsibilities for employees working in a department store?

Employees in a department store are usually responsible for assisting customers, maintaining merchandise displays, processing sales transactions, and keeping the sales floor organized. You might also handle stocking shelves, inventory checks, and answering customer inquiries about products or store policies. Team members often collaborate across departments to ensure a seamless shopping experience and meet overall store goals. The role is dynamic and involves frequent standing, moving throughout the store, and adapting to changing customer demands. This variety allows you to develop valuable retail skills and work experience in a fast-paced environment.

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Infographic showing various Department Store job openings in Florida as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 78% Full Time, 17% Part Time, 1% Temporary, 2% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 96% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $32,674 per year, or $15.7 per hour.

Full-time

Posted 9 days ago


Roses Discount Stores rating

3.8

Company rating: 3.8 out of 10

Based on 41 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

723rd of 730 rated retailers


Job description

Position Purpose
Overall responsibility for operating the store at maximum sales and profit with the Company policies and procedures.
Job Scope
Store Manager is expected to work the number of hours necessary to successfully operate the store within the guidelines of policies and procedures and the additional requirement of his/her supervisors. A typical workweek is 48 to 52 hours in shopping center stores and 45 hours per week minimum in downtown locations. The number of hours worked should be reported on the time sheet, exactly as worked. Any vacation, sick leave, bereavement or any other absences should have prior approval by the District Manager with supporting personnel status mailed to the Personnel Department. Store Manager should submit monthly and weekly schedule to the District Manager in writing, mailed to the District Manager each week so that it is received no later than Saturday prior to the beginning of the workweek. Any deviation from this schedule should have prior approval of the District Manager.
Essential Functions
1) To maintain an outgoing and enthusiastic rapport with store customers, providing good service and all possible assistance.
2) To successfully complete the Management Training Program.
3) To employ and properly train a qualified Assistant Manager, with the advice and approval of the District Manager.
4) Employment and training other store personnel with the assistance of Assistant manager and the advice and approval of District Manager.
5) To obtain the advice of your District Manager on any personnel or operational problems or opportunities. In the absence of the District Manager, you would consult with the Regional Vice-President. In the absence of the District Manager and Regional Vice-President, you will contact the Senior Vice-President of Store Operations.
6) Control of inventory shrinkage to within 2.5% of annual sales. Any inventory shrinkage of over 3.5%, two consecutive, or with 5% or more will result in disciplinary action up to and possibly including termination.
7) To maintain a Shrink Check Test score of 80 or above. Any Shrink check Test below 80 will result in disciplinary action up to and possible including termination.
8) Enforcement of Company Safety Policies.
9) To maintain a good relationship with all area law enforcement agencies and to continually solicit their assistance in security matters concerning the store.
10) To complete/approve/supervise weekly schedule for all store personnel and to operate the store within the assigned payroll budget with the assistance of the Assistant Manager. To notify the District Manager of any problems with the payroll budget.
11) To assign duties and properly train all employees to properly perform their assignments according to company procedure.
12) To inform all employees of company policies and procedures and to effectively enforce these same policy/procedures at all times. To recognize the fact that as manager, you are responsible for all employees adherence to company policies, including but not limited to Store Work and Disciplinary Policies.
13) To transmit/report payroll information accurately and in a timely manner per policy.
14) By using authorized company procedures to maintain a well-balanced and in-stock merchandise inventory, to include seasonal merchandise distribution.
15) To maintain good standards of cleanliness throughout all areas of the store.
16) To maintain clean and organized merchandise displays in all departments.
17) To maintain well organized office and stock room areas.
18) Responsible for maintaining store operating hours based on direction from Senior Management at Corporate Office.
19) To verify all receipts of merchandise according to company policy and procedures, reporting any overages/shortages per company procedure.
20) To supervise the pricing of all merchandise according to company procedure.
21) To keep the District Manager/RVP informed of:
a. Any defective merchandise received.
b. Fast and slow sellers.
c. Problems with direct vendor shipments.
22) Total responsibility for the store cash fund and sales receipts. To insure that all cash handling and cash security procedures are enforced.
23) To insure that all reports, records, and inventories are completed accurately and according to company policy and procedure.
24) To keep the District Manager informed of all problems or opportunities, actual or threatened with store equipment or the building structure.
25) To notify in advance your District manager of your absence from the store during normal scheduled work hours.
26) To maintain the confidentiality of all store sales, records, or any other company information.
27) To receive approval of the District Manager for all expenditures over $50.00.
28) To work designated hours as required by the District Manager.
29) To perform any other jobs or duties that may be required or assigned to you.
30) Responsible for implementation of company programs with accuracy and timeliness in order to maximize associate and/or customer benefits. Examples of programs are, but not limited to: incentive plans, sales promotions, and merchandise programs.
31) Project positive leadership
a. Appearance
b. Professionalism
c. Communication Skills
d. Knowledge
e. Judgment
f. Objectivity
g. Morale of store employees
32) To handle count bulletins, markdowns, on-hand requests with accuracy in a timely manner.
33) To update on hand of merchandise on a regular basis to ensure accuracy of inventory levels.
34) To call in deposit information on a daily basis as required by corporate.
35) Ordering merchandise weekly to maintain in-stock and maximize sales.
Authority
1) To hire store personnel as per company policy with approval of District Manager.
2) To terminate store personnel after reviewing and receiving approval of the District Manager or Regional Operations Manager/Field Human Resources Manager.
3) Conduct annual performance reviews and request pay adjustments to District Managers.
4) To use good judgment in authorizing refund or exchanges which do not specifically meet the standards of company policy governing that transaction and taking this action with the intent that helping the customer would be in the best interest of the company.
5) Using good judgment while enforcing the policy and procedure, handling layaways, credit cards, checks, and cash transactions.
Qualifications and Skills Required
ü High School Diploma or GED
ü 3+ years of related experience in store management
ü Ability to effectively communicate in English
ü Strong planning, coaching, analytical and communication skills
ü Strong written and verbal communication skills
ü Team-oriented work style
Working Conditions
ü Retail store environment where extended periods of standing are required
ü Retail store stockroom environment subject to fluctuations in temperature
ü Occasional lifting and maneuvering of merchandise and displays
ü Frequent lifting and maneuvering of merchandise and displays
ü Exposure to dust and extreme temperatures while unloading trailers
ü Scheduled work hours may vary, to include evenings and weekends
ü Occasional use of ladders required
Education Equivalency
ü AS/AA degree plus 2 years of related experience
Equal Opportunity Employer
This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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