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... in grocery retail (e.g. Produce, Deli/Bakery, or Meat/Seafood departments) is highly preferred * Retail is demanding, and a 50+ hour per week schedule can be expected at Store Manager level ...

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How much do grocery store grocery store jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for grocery store grocery store in the United States is $25.14, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.79 and $28.85 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Grocery Store Grocery Store vs Cashier?

AspectGrocery Store Grocery StoreCashier
Required CredentialsHigh school diploma or equivalent; on-the-job trainingHigh school diploma or equivalent; cash handling experience
Work EnvironmentRetail grocery store, various departmentsCheckout counters, customer service areas
Employer & Industry UsageGrocery retail stores, supermarketsGrocery stores, supermarkets, convenience stores
Common Search & ComparisonGrocery Store Grocery Store vs Cashier

Grocery Store Grocery Store roles involve managing multiple store functions, including stocking and customer service, while Cashiers focus primarily on processing transactions at checkout. Both roles are essential in grocery retail, but Grocery Store Grocery Store positions typically require broader responsibilities and skills.

What are all the positions in a grocery store?

A grocery store employs various positions including cashiers, stock clerks, produce clerks, bakery staff, deli workers, department managers, and store associates. These roles involve customer service, inventory management, stocking shelves, and operating equipment, often requiring teamwork and attention to detail. Larger stores may also have roles such as security personnel, janitorial staff, and assistant or store managers.
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Grocery Store Stocker

Haggen Northwest Fresh

Mount Vernon, WA

$18.13/hr

Full-time

Posted 22 days ago


Job description

Main Responsibilities of a Grocery Store Stocker:
  • Stacking the items in an organized manner
  • Assigning relevant labels and price tags
  • Keeping a record of the inventory
Grocery Store Stocker Job Description:

Our grocery store is looking for a grocery store stocker who is a hard-working individual, well-organized, and responsible.

The perfect candidate for this position will be able to keep our store shelves organized, properly labelled, and well stocked with goods. While this position doesn't usually entail working with customers, we still expect all our staff to be friendly and approachable. Grocery store stockers are often the first point of contact for customers wandering the aisles, and our stocker is expected to provide customer assistance.

One of the main priorities for our grocery store stocker is keeping track of expiration dates and replacing the older products with newer ones. The second great responsibility is keeping our store looking presentable.

We're looking for a person able to lift heavy items and willing to work in a team. After an employee has shown reliability and professionalism, there will be opportunities for growth and promotions.

Responsibilities of a Grocery Store Stocker:
  • Organizing the shelves
  • Organizing the back room
  • Keeping track of the inventory
  • Managing returned goods
  • Keeping track of expiration dates
  • Maintaining order and cleanliness of the store
  • Reporting the damage of goods and products
  • Coordinating with other teams
Grocery Store Stocker Job Requirements:
  • Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
  • Experience in warehouse or retail stores is preferred
  • Understanding of product rotation
  • Newly recruited individuals must undergo training

It all started with $1,100 and a dream for Ben and Dorothy Haggen and Doug Clark when they opened their first store in 1933 in Bellingham, Washington. For over more than 80 years, Haggen has been passionate about serving our customers with freshness and quality—that’s why we continuously strive to cultivate talented, dedicated associates who share our passion for bringing guests the freshest, local products possible with genuine service while building a sustainable local food economy and supporting our communities.
We’re a local neighborhood grocer who strives to sustain partnerships with our local farmers, ranchers, fisheries and businesses that supply our stores to bring the very best to our community markets. We are proud to offer fresh, local produce, sustainable seafood, fresh meat, a scratch made bakery, a vibrant delicatessen and a wide assortment of organic, gluten free, local and specialty items.