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Number of Employees: 37,600
Headquarters: 2775 SANDERS ROAD, Northbrook, Illinois 60062
Allstate is the second largest personal insurance company in the United States and is the largest publicly traded health personal insurer. It was founded in 1931 as a brand of automobile tires sold through Sears, Roebuck and Company. Later that same year, the brand name was extended by the company's decision to offer auto insurance to customers by direct mail. In 1993, Allstate split from Sears. Allstate's total revenue in 2009 was about $32 billion. Allstate is known for its taglines, "You're in good hands with Allstate" and "That's Allstate's stand."
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Cashiers must keep the customer at the center of all that they do. Cashiers must run fast and efficient cashier operations with friendly customer service. Cashiers also need to be knowledgeable about the store, its merchandise and services offered.
Job responsibilities require that Associates replenish and relocate merchandise both on and off of the sales floor. Organize and maintain areas of the stockroom according to Kmart policy, and process inbound and outbound freight. Due to the late hours, applicants will need to consistently be available for overtime shifts for this position.
Job responsibilities entail providing friendly customer service and protecting company assets through inventory recovery and monitoring internal and external theft. Associates assist with the reduction of inventory loss by monitoring surveillance and apprehending theft suspects.
