Ladenüberwacher:in Kanton St. Gallen, Glarus und Graubünden 20-50% — Coop Genossenschaft
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Store supervisor: in Canton of St. Gallen, Glarus and Graubünden 20-50 %
Coop Cooperative — Gossau, SG, Svizzera
- Job opening: 01.09.2026
- Specialisation: Other specialisations
- Location: Coop, 9200 Gossau
- Pensum: 8 - 20 hours/week
Tasks
- Detection and prevention of customer theft
- Administrative work such as: thievery, house bans, criminal charges, etc.
- Active communication and information regarding extraordinary events and incidents. Reporting to superiors
Requirements
- Completed apprenticeship
- Experience in security service / shop monitoring desired
- Strong observation and comprehension skills
- Enforcement and civil courage
- Physical and physical capacity
- Courteous and specific appearance with high discretion
- Excellent knowledge of German in words and writing as well as excellent communication skills
- Correct reputation (excerpt from criminal records)
- Flexibility for operations during shop opening hours (including Saturday/Sunday)
- Good MC-Office user knowledge
- Readiness for short-term operations
- Own Pw. incl. Driving licence
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- Conditions of employment:
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Your contact person
Peter Külling HR Marketing
Tipo: Part-time Sede: Gossau
Job details
- Company: Coop Genossenschaft
- Position: Ladenüberwacher:in Kanton St. Gallen, Glarus und Graubünden 20-50%
- Location: Gossau, Zürich
- Salary: CHF 28'800 - 43'500 (source unverified)
- Posted on: 2026-08-22
- Expired on: 2026-10-23
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