JOB SUMMARY
Classification: Commerce/Labourer 1
Job title: Cashier
Positions: Seasonal, 2 x Casual Part Time (June – September, 2022)
Closing Date: May 17, 2022
Status:
· Salary grade: $23.08
· Internal/External Posting
Orientation and Supervision: How the position fits into the company structure:
· Position reports to Commerce Lead and Commerce Manager
Main tasks or responsibilities: – Core duties of the position, including but not limited to:
· Welcoming guests, answering their questions and creating a positive customer experience;
The position requires that the following laws, regulations, policies and procedures be adhered to:
· The Workers Compensation Board regulations
Qualifications, Skills, and Abilities: Requirements needed to perform the job:
· Ability to process payments, coupons, refunds, gift certificates on the point-of-sale system;
· Level 1 First Aid an asset;
· Has the ability to multi-task;
· Positive, helpful attitude towards customers, including the ability to speak clearly and convey information accurately;
· Good public relations and customer service skills;
· Good understanding of WorkSafe BC regulations and safety policies;
Working conditions: (physical environment of the job, including on and off site):
For more information or to apply, please contact Rocky Nenka, Commerce Manager, Barkerville Historic Town and Park at rnenka@barkerville.ca or 250-994-3332 ext: 49.
Qualifications, Skills, and Abilities: Requirements needed to perform the job:
· Ability to process payments, coupons, refunds, gift certificates on the point-of-sale system;
For more information or to apply, please contact Rocky Nenka, Commerce Manager, Barkerville Historic Town and Park at rocky.nenka@barkerville.ca or 250-994-3332 ext: 49.
APPLY NOW! • CASHIER • Barkerville Historic Town & ParkPost Date: June 8, 2022 Deadline for Application: May 22, 2022
14301 Barkerville Hwy 26 - Box 19
(250) 994-3332
In 1862, Billy Barker found gold on William’s Creek – a discovery that started a rush of fortune seekers from all over the world. Thousands of people travelled the Cariboo Wagon Road between 1862 and 1870, converging on the boom town called Barkerville.
After 1870, Barkerville remained a supply town for the goldfields until it was taken over by the Province of British Columbia in 1958 and run as one of Canada’s largest historic sites.
Today, Barkerville remains a town of discovery. The best time to visit is between mid-May and the end of September when the Barkerville streetscape is alive with 130 heritage buildings, live theatre and special events, informative and entertaining interpretation, and over twenty shops that bring to life the history of Barkerville, the Cariboo and British Columbia.