Cashier Jobs
Today, Cashier jobs are one of the most in demanding jobs in Canada, there are thousands of Cashier vacancies in Canada. Cashiers fall under, probably the biggest skill category (skill shortage) in Canada.
Cashiers’ are known to be the in-charge of payments for the company. They are responsible for processing and receiving payments. Cashier jobs include duties such as working on cash registers, processing payments, issuing receipts, greeting customers and helping customers with any payment or cash-related issues.
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Benefits:
Some part-time and full-time cashiers working for well-known and large organizations/companies get various benefits. The benefits earned by cashiers depend on the organization/company they are working in.Expanded Benefits Program:
An expanded Benefits Program can be defined as a benefit program that covers a prepaid health plan, which might or might not be a Medicaid-covered service. There is no captioned payment received for the Expanded Benefits Program.Retirement Plan:
Retirement Plans are known to cover benefits covered for the employee after leaving the organization/company. Retirement Plan benefits include leave encashment, retirement gratuity, provident fund and more.Competitive Salary:
Competitive Salary includes monetary and non-monetary employees receive from their work. Competitive Salary benefits can be termed as a combination of salary, bonuses, commission, vacation time, insurance premiums, stock options and various other perks.Paid Vacation:
Paid Vacation benefits include using their time off whenever required. Usually, there is no time separation, time-off/paid vacation can be used for sick, vacation, paid leaves, casual leaves and more. Some businesses/companies also include carrying unused leaves from one year to another and also encashment of unused leaves. In general terms, organizations/businesses can apply for paid vacation whenever they want to (following the predetermined rules).Merchandise Discount:
Usually, top and well-known organizations give merchandise discounts to their employees. Merchandise Discounts are known to be one of the great ways to enhance their brand, business, services, or product. Offering a special discount or service can gain people’s attention quite easily.Positions:
Cashier jobs are n the high-demand and highly-skilled professions in all the provinces of Canada. A cashier working in Canada can make a minimum of $72300 and a maximum of $98300 per year.- Ontario (Minimum Salary: $15.50 per hour, Vacancies: 3358)
- British Columbia (Minimum Salary: $15.28 per hour, Vacancies: 2024)
- Alberta (Minimum Salary: $15.00 per hour, Vacancies: 1991)
- Saskatchewan (Minimum Salary: $13.00 per hour, Vacancies: 336)
- Manitoba (Minimum Salary: $14.88 per hour, Vacancies: 217)
- Nova Scotia (Minimum Salary: $13.60 per hour, Vacancies: 343)
- New Brunswick (Minimum Salary: $17.14 per hour, Vacancies: 305)
- Newfoundland and Labrador (Minimum Salary: $16.32 per hour, Vacancies: 146)
- Prince Edward Island (Minimum Salary: $16.49 per hour, Vacancies: 41)
- Northwest Territories (Minimum Salary: $18.00 per hour, Vacancies: 567)
- Yukon (Minimum Salary: $22.81 per hour, Vacancies: 60)
- Nunavut (Minimum Salary: $18.75 per hour, Vacancies: 33)
- Quebec (Minimum Salary: $12.50 per hour, Vacancies: 1256)
