11 Aug
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7-Eleven
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British Columbia
11 Aug
7-Eleven
British Columbia
Retail Sales Associate
Crew positions are entry level opportunities with schedules to fit your life. Cash handling, fuel transactions, cleaning, and stocking are part of the role, and some foodservice positions specifically handle food prep and foodservice safety. A positive attitude and willingness to learn are required; previous experience is not required.
What We Bring
A focus and dedication to your success! We are committed to ensuring our employees receive proper training so they can confidently provide excellent customer service.
A strong “promote from within” philosophy providing advancement opportunities for all levels.
Schedule flexibility! We have opportunities with schedules to fit your life.
What You Bring
A desire for meeting and exceeding customer expectations on every visit.
Commitment to maintaining a clean, safe environment to ensure the store is always customer ready.
Ability to ensure proper food preparation and presentation, including making one of our customer‑favorites… coffee!
Excellence in cash handling, fuel transactions,
and promoting our rewards loyalty program.
Ability to follow proper health code guidelines.
The ability to multi‑task, perform repeated bending, standing, and reaching, and occasionally lift up to 50 pounds.
Benefits
401(k) Plan (US only)
RRSP Plan (Canada only)
Premium Pay for Holidays Worked
Paid PTO Plans (subject to eligibility requirements)
Tuition Reimbursement including GED
Adoption Assistance (US only)
Exciting incentive and rewards programs
Pay
$18.00 - $24.12 Hourly.
Equal Chance Employer
7‑Eleven, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to workplace diversity. We will consider qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirements of the Los Angeles Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring. 7‑Eleven accepts applications on an ongoing basis; there is no fixed deadline to apply.
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📌 Store Crew (British Columbia)
🏢 7-Eleven
📍 British Columbia