Cage Inventory Cashier Job Milwaukee area,Wisconsin USA,Retail

Starting at $18.68 per hour | 2nd / 3rd Shift

Do you enjoy counting money? As a Cage Inventory Cashier, you will assist in the tracking process by maintaining security and accountability of assigned bankroll, inventory, and related transactions during your shift.

Below are some of the responsibilities as a Potawatomi Casino Hotel Cage Inventory Cashier:

Maintain security and accountability of assigned bankroll, inventory, and related transactions during an assigned shift.

Maintain accurate records and paperwork.

Research and resolve any variance errors that may arise during the shift.

Perform drop functions on kiosks to include replenishment, reconciliation, and address common guest service issues.

Prepare, distribute, and document bankroll and inventory items to team members using computer software or manual processes.

Receive, count, verify, and record bankroll and inventory items from team members using computer software or manual processes.

Prepare and record bank deposits.

Perform exchanges of currency and negotiable items with team members.

What you will love about us:

Paid time off
Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
401(k) retirement plan with company match
Free onsite health clinic
Shift premiums
Affordable breakfast, lunch and dinner meal options in our employee dining room
Free uniforms with in-house laundry service
Discounted bus pass
Free off-street parking
Free or discounted tickets to area attractions, festivals, and events
Paid training and advancement opportunities
Team member appreciation events
And more!

What you need:

The ability to work irregular hours and extended shifts including late nights, early mornings, weekends, and holidays.

High School Diploma or equivalent.

One year of cash handling experience.

Even better if you have one or more of the following:

Previous experience in banking.

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