The range of retail job positions starts at the entry level position of cashier to corporate office work. Retail involves providing products to customers such as groceries, kitchen goods, clothing and other high demand products. Cashiers in retail stores have great opportunity for advancement as their experience grows with the company. Retail cashiers pay rate ranges between $8 and $12 per hour and are generally part time positions. Some retail stores hire full-time staff; however, that is a rare occurrence. Most cashiers can expect to work between 25 and 35 hours per week, depending on anticipated business in a given week. There are no educational requirements to become a retail sales cashier. Training is provided on the job. Cashiers who wish to take advantage of promotion opportunities may need to return to school for managerial positions. Retail cashier jobs are in high demand. There is a high turnover rate due to cashiers who seek higher position within the company and outside the company. The duties of a retail cashier begin with outstanding customer service. Retail cashiers handle numerous cash transactions per day. They must also bag the items purchased by the customer as well as help lower product loss due to shoplifting. A cashier must also ensure that the cash drawer is handled properly so that all money accumulated during the shift is accounted for. Cashiers are expected to help keep shelves stocked and clean when business drops off to keep the store in good order. The manager of the store may ask the cashier to help in another department if there is a need. Retail cashier jobs are not the highest paying retail jobs, but they are interesting and fun. Cashiers come into contact with many different personalities throughout their workday. A retail cashier can make a career within the company if he or she is dedicated to remaining with the company long term.