Department Supervisor
Family Dollar
Department Supervisor
Family Dollar
Discount retailer offering low-cost household goods
Department Supervisor: Retail Distribution Center
All leaders must demonstrate flexibility and adaptability to work across different shifts and departments.
Shift: Monday through Friday 3:00pm to 11:30pm
Are you looking to join one of the best retail teams in America? Creating a culture that provides a compelling place to shop, work and invest is essential to achieving our corporate goals and you can help us succeed in that by becoming an Area Supervisor at Family Dollar's growing St. George, Utah distribution center. This high-volume, multi-shift automated retail DC services Family Dollar stores throughout the region. Our WINNING team is growing and now is a great time to be a part of the Family and GROW your distribution center operations career with us!
The Area Supervisor is a first line manager supporting activities of an assigned area (Bulk, Shipping, Receiving, Repack, Forklift). They directly manage up to 40 non-exempt associates and plan, assign and direct work to their team as well as address and resolve operational problems to ensure the team meets our production goals.
What you'll be doing:
Exact job functions will vary based on area assigned, however the primary responsibilities are as follows:
What we need from you:
What we offer you:
Family Dollar offers a full benefits package including: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Short- & Long-Term Disability, and 401K
Due to our tremendous growth, we also offer excellent career GROWTH opportunities for motivated individuals
Family Dollar is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Discount retailer offering low-cost household goods
Family Dollar provided a wide range of inexpensive goods at neighborhood stores, aiming to help shoppers save money on everyday items. Its core model was to offer value in small, convenient locations with merchandise priced at low levels, historically under two dollars. Customers access products by visiting brick‑and‑mortar stores in local communities rather than ordering online. The company stood apart from competitors through its emphasis on ultra-low prices and broad selection within small formats, later expanding through public growth and eventually becoming part of a larger consolidation when Dollar Tree acquired it in 2015. The overall goal was to help budget-conscious families stretch their dollars by offering convenient access to affordable goods.
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