St Blazey Retail Volunteer Job Cornwall area,St Blazey England UK,Retail

Location: St Blazey

What does a St Blazey Retail Volunteer do?

The role of the St Blazey Retail Volunteer is varied and interesting. If you are ready to price clothes for selling, steam garments that have been kindly donated, and put fresh new stock out in our shop we would love to hear from you soon.

St Blazey retail volunteering will also include serving our great customers and selling Cornwall Hospice lottery tickets which all helps to support the local community in St Blazey and surrounding areas.

If you’d rather be in the back room preparing donations for the shop floor that’s also great. What you do as a volunteer in our St Blazey shop may vary in relation to the time you are available to offer us, but we are keen to add you to our existing and friendly local team.

St Blazey Retail Volunteering can include

Serving on the till
Welcoming and helping our customers
Processing Gift Aid donations
Hanging, sizing, ticketing and steaming our clothing for the shop floor
Restocking shelves and rails
Keeping the shop displays fresh and interesting
Promoting our Cornwall Hospice Lottery

We are keen to recruit new St Blazey volunteers for Friday and Saturday mornings and afternoons. Usual hours would be 9.30am
-1.00pm and 1.00pm-4.30pm.

We however offer a flexible and responsive volunteering environment and would be delighted if you can volunteer with us, and ideal commitment is weekly or fortnightly, but do just talk to us about what you can offer.

Training and Induction

Retail volunteers are asked to attend training and induction activity prior to beginning their volunteering. There are some mandatory training sessions to complete with our support.

Volunteering with usWhat you can expect from Cornwall Hospice

To be valued and respected
To give back to your local community
To build your self confidence
To meet new people
To receive appropriate induction and training
To have adequate support and supervision
To have a safe working environment
To learn new skills and share what you know with others
To be reimbursed for reasonable out of pocket expenses

Induction and Training

We ask all new retail volunteers to attend an induction session which includes introduction to code of conduct, health and safety, confidentiality policies, fire evacuation procedures, infection prevention and control measures as well as other important and relevant information and core training.

Volunteers will also be asked to complete some mandatory training sessions and relevant courses to keep up to date with organisational and legal regulation changes.

We hope that each volunteer maintains regular contact with the Volunteer Services team, and takes responsibility for communication regarding their role and responsibilities.

New volunteers will be asked to attend a first conversation to discuss the role with staff at our St. Blazey shop.

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