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PT Night Crew-Clerk - Grocery - 0834
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What they do
A Stocking Clerk replenishes and organizes shelves in a retail store. Unpacks and checks inventory received in a warehouse or stockroom, moves products to fill shelves and retrieves orders for customers or sales associates; may add labels or prices to products.
$37,554 / year median in New Jersey
+5% projected growth
Job Description
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- Grocery
- 0834
Posting Date:
05/09/2026Berkeley Heights, NJ Apply Now Category/Area of Expertise:
Retail Operations Job Requisition:
499586Address:
USA-NJ-Berkeley Heights-404Springfield Avenue Store Code:
SS- Store Admin (2502231) Here at Stop & Shop, we've been serving our customers and neighborhoods for more than a century.
NIGHT CREW CLERK
Essential Job Functions & RequirementsESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
- Stock merchandise: Lift case, place down, cut open, price mark items, lift out individual items, place on shelf, blocking, breaking down pallets.
- Change prices on merchandise: Remove item from shelf, remove old price, mark new price, replace item on shelf.
Cleaning/Housekeeping:
Dusting, washing.- Other job functions as assigned or necessary
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
- Lifting
- up to 60 lbs. 0
- 10 lbs.
- 30% of lifting day 10
- 20 lbs.
- 60% of lifting day over 25 lbs.
- 10% of lifting day
- Carrying
- up to 60 lbs. Pushing U-boats (200
- 300 lbs.) Pulling
- pallets (1000+ lbs.); six wheelers (100
- 150 lbs.)
- Motions/Body movement Total Body Standing (90 to 100% of work hours) Kneeling (0 to 30% of work hours) Sitting (0 to 10% of work hours) Bend at knee (10 to 40% of work hours repetitively) Bend at waist (10 to 40% of work hours repetitively) Twisting/turning Arms Raising over head ) Raising over shoulder ) Occasionally Raising over waist ) Hands Grasping ) Twisting ) Frequently Holding )