Merchandise Allocation Analyst - womens fashion (Laval)

Merchandise Allocation Analyst - womens fashion (Laval)

29 Aug
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Laura Canada
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Laval

29 Aug

Laura Canada

Laval

Join our team to achieve your full career potential!

We are proactive, outside the box thinkers and doers who stop at nothing to make the iconic Laura and Melanie Lyne brands shine!

Privately owned and based in Laval, Quebec, with a strong vision for innovation and optimizing the employee and client experiences, we continue to help generations of Canadian women to look and feel their best.

The right product. In the right place. At the right time.

As a Merchandise Allocation Analyst, you will play a key role in Laura’s success by ensuring our stores have the right merchandise, in the right quantities, at the right time. Using sales data, inventory levels and our merchandising systems, you will analyze store performance and identify opportunities to maximize sales, margins and inventory productivity.

This is a retail merchandise allocation role focused on sales, assortment and store performance — not a logistics, transportation or warehouse role.

Your Impact

- Analyze weekly store sales performance and inventory levels and recommend actionable opportunities.
- Define the optimal merchandise profile for each store to support financial and commercial objectives.
- Allocate new merchandise based on assortment plans, sales trends and store needs.
- Monitor style performance and optimize replenishment and inventory balancing.
- Identify and execute seasonal merchandise transfers to maximize sales opportunities.
- Partner with Planning and Buying to determine optimal quantities and size assortments based on style and store performance.
- Contribute to the evolution of assortment strategies for upcoming collections.




- Develop and improve analytical tools with cross-functional partners to support decision-making and improve processes.

The people who thrive with us have:

- Experience in merchandise allocation, merchandise planning or merchandising within a retail environment — a strong asset.
- A solid understanding of sales performance, assortment and store inventory levels.
- Robust Microsoft Excel skills.
- The ability to analyze and interpret data and turn insights into actionable recommendations.
- Strong prioritization and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Excellent communication, collaboration and interpersonal skills.
- A degree in Business Administration, Commerce or a related field — an asset.
- Knowledge of merchandising systems — an asset.

This role is for you if…

You enjoy numbers, fashion and retail, are curious about what drives store performance, and love turning data into commercial decisions. Join a team where your analysis has a direct impact on our sales and store performance!

Laura Canada is a family-owned retailer housing two iconic women’s fashion apparel brands, Laura and Melanie Lyne. Based in Laval, Quebec, we design, produce, market and sell our fashion collections across Canada.

We proudly employ over 2,000 dedicated team members and operate more than 140 retail store locations as well as operating laura.ca and melanielyne.com.

We attribute our success to the unwavering commitment of our teams to delivering outstanding customer experiences while embodying our shared values of integrity, respect, teamwork, performance, and passion.

At Laura Canada, we believe that delivering an outstanding customer experience is driven by our commitment to an outstanding employee experience.

📌 Merchandise Allocation Analyst - womens fashion (Laval)
🏢 Laura Canada
📍 Laval

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