Since mid-2001, when it opened its first unit, the Aldi chain of stores is part of the Australian day-to-day life, being one of the fastest-growing retailers in the country. Currently, the chain of stores has more than 450 stores in which you have an opportunity to work in 2021.
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With an extensive network of units throughout the national territory, Aldi employs more than 10,000 employees in its distribution centres, offices and stores. Even so, the company has the ambition to continue its expansion, always generating more jobs for Australians.
In a short period of time, since the company has been in the market for 2 decades, Aldi has done so much by becoming one of Australia’s top ten retailers, as well as being an influential name in pricing in the market and increasing the consumption of private-label goods and introduced several innovative market initiatives.
By applying for one of the more than 200 job openings currently available at Aldi, you will join a company that, in 2016 alone, has earned the following nominations: Supermarket of the Year, Retailer of the Year and Most Satisfied Customers for Supermarkets in Australia.
All this was only possible because the Aldi group works hard to maintain its quality standard, and all employees become fright-free to make this network a retail leader. So if you are looking for a job opportunity that is both interesting and rewarding, this is the right place for you.
In addition, the company is looking for employees who share its vision, which is to offer Australians to live richer lives for less. Everyone should be able to buy and consume everyday groceries of the highest quality at the lowest possible price. That’s why Aldi offers its customers a smarter way to shop. In addition, the network also has exclusively branded products of the highest quality for competitive prices.
All Aldi products are subjected to both rigorous in-house and independent laboratory testing to ensure that all quality standards are followed. By ensuring quality and affordable prices, Aldi remains at the top of Australian retail networks, and you can be part of this amazing team. See the main job vacancies offered in several branches of the network:
Office Assistant
To apply for this position, you need skills to work in a high-quality standard. Several tasks will include multitasking and a great understanding of your work area. You will work in a challenging, team-focused and ever-changing environment and will be required to be flexible, level-headed and highly organized. Excellent communication skills are a must, as you will be operating in both internal and external stakeholders. Prior experience in similar positions is desirable, but not exclusive.
Warehouse Checker
Now, to be a warehouse checker at ALDI, you will need exceptional awareness to detail, besides being a strong team player and having excellent communication skills. I this role you will be responsible for conducting in-depth specification testing, communicating with the Team Leader regarding product specifications, quality or any other relevant information, engaging and liaising with internal and external stakeholders and more.
Retail Assistant
Without a doubt, the most sought after professional by the Aldi network is the retail assistant. In this position, you will ensure shelves are fully stocked with products, clean and maintain store standards, operate manual pallet moving equipment, merchandise stock storewide, serve and assist customers in a professional and efficient manner, operate tills and calculate change manually, amongst other tasks.
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To access these and 245 more offers that are currently available on the Aldi chain of stores, got to au.indeed.com and search for “ALDI”. Once on the website, you can see detailed information on the selected job opportunity, including the requirements and earnings. Apply today and secure your job in 2021! Good luck!
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