Working as a cashier is a demanding job. The cashier registers the merchandise sold, totals the sales, receives money, gives change, handles payment, credit and debit cards, handles cash and gives receipts.

It is stressful in several ways. The work is extremely repetitive and there is no margin of error in handling cash. The cashier is required to focus precisely on an unending stream of details in a fast-moving environment with many distractions. There is the physical strain of lifting a large number of items over the scanner to make sure it automatically registers the sale, with the danger of repetitive motion injuries. And there is the psychologically wearing and physically fatiguing problem of working on one’s feet all day with only short tea and meal breaks.

Working in the public eye also puts a subtle pressure on the employee, because all of his or her behaviour is being constantly scrutinized by the customers, as well as being monitored by the management.
We pride ourselves in the training of well-equipped and proficient cashiers. We strive to transfer a vast amount of knowledge and expertise to our classrooms.

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