Full-Time
Asset Protection Supervisor
Burlington Stores
10,001+ employees
Off-price retailer selling excess inventory
No salary listed
Brooklyn, NY, USA
In Person
 Security & Protective Services |
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- Ability to work a flexible schedule including nights, weekends and holidays as required.
- Ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time, as well as occasionally lift up to 40 lbs.
- Perform and supervise patrols and strategic monitoring of the store to create a visible security presence to customers and associates.
- Assist in the recruitment and training of new Shortage Control Associates.
- Stay up to date on all company Safety and Security standards and protocols.
- Investigate incidents of theft as directed by Asset Protection Manager.
- Detect, report and resolve matters relating to safety, inventory shortage, cash handling and theft, and providing customer service as per company standards.
- Supervise and conduct safety inspections and audits, provide accurate documentation of results and communicate all potential or existing hazards to key holder on duty.
- Ensure physical security by controlling access of associates and visitors.
- Monitor CCTV, if applicable.
- Represent Burlington in court proceedings associated with Asset Protection apprehensions and investigations if/when necessary.
- Develop relationships with local law enforcement.
- Prior experience as a security guard, asset protection officer or retail security associate is preferred.
Burlington Stores offers brand-name clothing, home decor, and other goods at steep discounts through an off-price model. It buys excess inventory from manufacturers and other retailers and sells these items in its stores and online at reduced prices. The brand differentiates itself with a wide assortment, a loyalty program, gift cards, and a commitment to social responsibility and community initiatives. Its goal is to deliver substantial savings to budget-conscious shoppers while expanding reach across both physical stores and e-commerce, all while maintaining quality and value.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Greensboro, North Carolina
Founded
1923
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- FY2026 net income grew 21% to $610M; EPS increased 21.9% to $9.51.
- Gross margin expanded 60 basis points in Q4 2026 despite tariff headwinds.
- Comp-store sales grew 2% in FY2026 on top of 4% prior year.
What critics are saying
- Oil prices above $105/barrel compress discretionary apparel spending through back-to-school season.
- Tariff pressures on imported goods force margin compression or price increases.
- 110+ new stores strain legacy distribution capacity until Buckeye DC opens 2028.
What makes Burlington Stores unique
- Reimagined store design with wider aisles rolling out to all 1,200+ locations by end-2026.
- Advanced 2M-sq-ft Buckeye distribution center opening 2028 optimizes off-price supply chain.
- Aggressive expansion of 110+ stores in 2026 targets underserved secondary markets nationwide.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Paid Holidays
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Company News
Burlington Stores grand opening in Kent on May 8. Published 12:50 pm Tuesday, April 28, 2026 Burlington Stores will have a grand opening Friday, May 8, at its new Kent location in Canyon Ridge Plaza, 26015 104th Ave. SE. COURTESY PHOTO, Burlington Stores The grand opening of Burlington Stores Inc. in Kent is set for 8:45 a.m. Friday, May 8, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and presentation of a $5,000 donation to teachers at nearby Scenic Hill Elementary School. Burlington has moved into the former TOP Food and Drug store on the East Hill at the Canyon Ridge Plaza, 26015 104th Ave. SE, Suite 101. Store hours will be 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. The plaza also includes Target at the south end of the property. "Delivering incredible value on brand-name and on-trend merchandise is at the heart of what we do," said Michael O'Sullivan, CEO, Burlington Stores, in a company press release. "Opening a new, modernized store in Kent is an exciting step for us as we continue expanding Burlington locations nationwide. We look forward to giving local Kent customers the chance to explore great savings, find fresh brands, and experience our new and improved store design." The new location features a reimagined store design, which reflects Burlington's broader strategy to modernize stores, making it easier for shoppers to find the brands they know and love, according to the press release. All new stores feature a refreshed format including wider, more organized aisles and bold signage for easier navigation to the latest must-have trends. While over half of the brand's existing locations have already been converted, the remaining stores are expected to transition by the end of 2026. With fresh merchandise arriving each week, at up to 60% off other retailers' prices, customers will discover something new every time they shop, according to the company. This will be the 20th store to open in Washington state. Originally known as a coat retailer, Burlington now offers deals on top-quality branded merchandise for the entire family and home. On Friday and Saturday, May 8-9, following the ribbon-cutting ceremony, the first 100 customers, ages 18 and up, will enjoy a $10 bonus card to be used toward their purchase. The New Jersey-based company operates 1,212 stores in 46 states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico, principally under the name Burlington Stores.
Related posts. Burlington Coming to Los Banos CA at 1301 W Pacheco Blvd Burlington is coming to Los Banos, California. A 21,996 square foot lease has been executed at 1301 W Pacheco Blvd, bringing the retail center to full occupancy. This Burlington Los Banos location will be the first within approximately a 50 mile radius. The addition introduces a nationally recognized off price retailer to a trade area that currently lacks direct access to the brand. Strengthening Retail in Los Banos CA The property at 1301 W Pacheco Blvd is now 100 percent leased, anchored by established national tenants including Marshalls and Hobby Lobby. The Burlington lease strengthens the tenant mix and increases the center's regional draw. Retail demand in Los Banos CA continues to show measurable activity, particularly along the Pacheco Blvd corridor. National retailers are targeting underserved Central Valley markets where population growth and limited competition create opportunity. Why Burlington Chose Los Banos Los Banos California presents a strategic retail expansion opportunity based on: * Limited direct competition within a 50 mile radius * Growing local population and workforce base * Strong co-tenancy with national anchors * High visibility retail corridor along W Pacheco Blvd Burlington's business model focuses on off price apparel, footwear, accessories, and home goods. The brand typically performs in markets where consumers are seeking value driven retail options. Impact on the Central Valley Retail Market The addition of Burlington in Los Banos CA reflects broader retail trends across the Central Valley, including: * Expansion of discount and off price retailers * Increased leasing velocity in secondary markets * Demand for stabilized, fully leased retail centers * Tenant preference for co-tenancy with national brands This lease also removes remaining vacancy at the property, confirming full stabilization of the asset. Fully Leased Retail Center at 1301 W Pacheco Blvd With Burlington now committed, the property at 1301 W Pacheco Blvd Los Banos CA is fully leased. The center now offers a complete lineup of national retailers serving the local community and surrounding trade area. Fully leased retail centers in Los Banos are limited, making stabilized assets in this market increasingly competitive. Conclusion The Burlington Los Banos lease represents a measurable retail expansion into an underserved Central Valley market. The transaction brings a nationally recognized tenant to the area, strengthens the existing tenant mix, and delivers a fully occupied retail center at a key corridor location. April 21st, 2026
Burlington starts work on 2 million-square-foot buckeye distribution center. By Hailey Mensik - Reporter, Phoenix Business Journal Apr 9, 2026 Preview this article 1 min The national retailer's distribution facility will span two million square feet and feature advanced automation. Burlington acquired the 178-acre site last December. Access 4 weeks of award-winning news and insights Made For Business - Expense It Thursday, April 16, 2026 Healthiest Employers presented by Cigna Healthcare The Phoenix Business Journal and its sponsors are shining a light on Valley businesses with the most outstanding health and wellness programs!
Burlington Stores announces new location in Rochester. 2 hours ago (ABC 6 News) - Burlington Stores, Inc. has announced it will be opening a new location in Rochester this spring. It will mark the 15th location in Minnesota. Burlington was originally known for its coats and outerwear selections and now prides itself for offering deals on merchandise for the entire family and home. According to a release, the new Rochester location will feature Burlington's reimagined store design, which aims to reflect Burlington's strategy to modernize stores and make it easier for shoppers to find brands. Burlington said the store will feature wider, more organized aisles and bold signage for easier navigation. The store will be located at 3839 Marketplace Drive NW. Burlington has not announced an official date for when the store will open.
Burlington has a new store on Blackstone ave. in Fresno. Here's when it opens. Updated March 31, 2026 2:14 PM Gift Article After nearly three decades on Blackstone Avenue near Auto Center Drive, Burlington is making a move to River Park. The discount retailer - once known as the Burlington Coat Factory - will open in the shopping center, next to Marshall's in what used to be a Buy Buy Baby store. The space has been empty since the store closed in 2023, but those paying attention may have noticed when Burlington signage went up last year. The store officially opens (like, with a ribbon-cutting celebration) April 17, during which it will present a $5,000 donation to the teachers at Pinedale Elementary School, as is company habit. It donated to Mountain View Elementary School for the grand opening of its Herndon Avenue store in Clovis in 2023. As a bonus for the opening celebration, the first 100 customers on Friday (April 17) and Saturday (April 18) will get a $10 bonus card for purchases. A reimagined store design. The River Park store is built on a reimagined design for Burlington; with wider, better organized aisles and signage for "easier navigation to the latest must-have trends," according to a release from the company. Burlington hopes to convert all of state's 124 store to this format in 2026. "Opening a new, modernized store in Fresno is an exciting step for us as we continue expanding Burlington locations nationwide," CEO, Michael O'Sullivan, said in the release. "We look forward to giving local Fresno customers the chance to explore great savings, find fresh brands, and experience our new and improved store design." Hence, the name, which changed in 2009 to reflect an intentional move toward other merchandise (including clothes and footwear, accessories, home, toys and gifts. It still has coats). These days, the store sees new merchandise from a variety of well known brands, coming in each week, which it offers at up to 60% off retailers' prices, according to the company. A history on Blackstone Avenue. Burlington opened its first San Joaquin Valley story in Fresno in 1998, when it took over a 67,000-square-foot former Best Products store on Blackstone Avenue and Auto Center Drive. It became the anchor store for the shopping center, which became known as Burlington Plaza, according to a story in The Fresno Bee. At the time, the company pitched itself as "the largest retailer of coats in the nation with about 10,000 outerwear in a typical store," The Bee wrote, while noting it had "evolved into a full-line department store-style operation," a hint of things to come. Burlington now operates five stores in the Fresno area: at River Park Shopping Center, at the Marketplace at El Paseo and at Cesar Chavez Boulevard and Winery Avenue in Fresno; and at Shaw and Villa avenues and Herndon and Willow avenues in Clovis. This story was originally published March 31, 2026 at 1:36 PM.