Madad UK (MUK)
Volunteer Part-Time Store Manager

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Company Description
Madad UK (MUK) is a charitable organization committed to providing emergency grants of up to £50 to individuals and families in need in the UK. These grants are used to assist with essential items such as food, utilities, and clothing.
MUK is dedicated to supporting vulnerable communities in times of crisis by offering immediate, practical support. The organization values compassion, efficiency, and accessibility in delivering its services.
Role Description
This is a part-time hybrid opportunity for a Store Manager, based in Bedford, United Kingdom. While the role requires in-store presence, there is flexibility to complete some tasks remotely. Key responsibilities include:
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- Day-to-day management of store operations
- Ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction
- Supervising and motivating the team
- Maintaining inventory control
- Implementing retail loss prevention measures


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The Store Manager will also ensure compliance with health and safety standards while fostering a welcoming environment for customers and staff.
We will also be looking for Store Managers for a store in Luton & Milton Keynes.
Qualifications
- Store Management and Retail Loss Prevention: Experience in managing store operations, maintaining inventory accuracy, and implementing strategies to prevent losses.
- Customer Service and Customer Satisfaction: Proven ability to provide excellent customer service and ensure a positive shopping experience.
- Communication skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills for interacting effectively with customers, team members, and stakeholders.
- Leadership and organizational skills: Ability to lead a team, delegate tasks effectively, and manage time and resources efficiently.
- Previous experience in retail or non-profit organizations is an advantage.
- Proficiency in basic computer applications and ability to adapt to new technologies.
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