Supervisor Health and Beauty Department

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Role summary

Manages or supervises staff and the Health and Beauty Aids (HABA) Department. This role involves providing customers with advice on various choices for HABA products. Manages displays and sufficient stocking of HABA products. Manages inventory and ensures quality control with health and safety guidelines. May make recommendations for changes to product selection or inclusion/exclusion of new products.

Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.

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