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Cashier at Domeo Resources International – Utako, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory
Domeo Resources International is recruiting a full-time Cashier in Utako, Abuja. The position handles customer payments, POS transactions, record-keeping and end-of-shift reconciliations.
Responsibilities
- Receive payments in cash and through other accepted channels; issue accurate receipts, refunds and change.
- Use POS equipment to record sales and check transactions for accuracy.
- Reconcile cash balances at each shift change and report discrepancies.
- Keep accurate transaction and sales records and prepare daily summaries.
- Answer customers’ billing questions and resolve routine payment concerns professionally.
- Safeguard funds, follow internal controls and flag suspicious activity or errors.
- Coordinate with other service staff and assist with simple stock checks and audits.
Qualifications and experience
- At least OND, NCE or equivalent qualification in Accounting, Business Administration or a related discipline.
- One to four years of cashiering, retail, hospitality or customer-service experience.
- POS proficiency, basic numeracy, accounting awareness and accurate cash handling.
- Good communication, integrity, organisation and ability to work under pressure.
- Cash-management certification or previous food-service experience is an advantage.
How to apply
Email your CV using Restaurant Cashier as the subject.
Email your application to recruitment@domeoresources.org.
Application deadline:
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About the employer
Domeo Resources International is an HR and management consulting organisation that supports businesses through analysis, improvement plans and consultancy services.
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