FAQs
What is the job title of this position?
The job title is Replenishment Assistant at WHSmith, Liverpool Airport.
What type of contract is being offered for this position?
The position is offered on a permanent contract basis.
What are the working hours for the Replenishment Assistant role?
The working hours are 37.50 hours per week, from 6am to 2pm, any 5 from 7 days including weekends.
What are the key responsibilities of a Replenishment Assistant?
Key responsibilities include receiving and processing high volumes of deliveries, unpacking cages, allocating stock to both the shop floor and stockrooms, and maintaining exceptional store standards.
What specific requirements must be met to work at the airport?
Candidates must provide 5 years of continuous references for employment or education, pass a Criminal Records Bureau Check, and present photographic ID (such as a passport or UK Driving Licence).
What qualities are desired in a candidate for this role?
Desired qualities include a passion for customer service, confidence in communication, motivation to achieve results, adaptability to meet company goals, and the physical ability to lift and transport stock.
What benefits does WHSmith offer to employees?
WHSmith offers a salary, pension scheme, paid annual leave, employee discounts, and deals from retail partners for savings on various experiences. Additionally, they provide support through an Employee Assistance Programme for wellbeing assistance.
Where is this job located?
The job is located at Liverpool Airport in Merseyside, UK, with a postcode of L24 1YD.
What is the salary for this position?
The salary for the Replenishment Assistant position is up to £11.50 per hour.
Is this position full time or part time?
The position is full time.
What is WHSmith’s vision for its employees and work environment?
WHSmith aims to be an inclusive employer, ensuring that colleagues feel welcome and free to be themselves in the workplace.
In which areas is WHSmith expanding its operations?
WHSmith is expanding particularly in airports, hospitals, rail stations, and motorway services.