Processing Transactions: Cashiers handle customer purchases by scanning items, inputting prices, and processing payments through various methods such as cash, credit/debit cards, or mobile payment apps. Operating Point of Sale (POS) Systems: They are proficient in using POS systems to enter transactions, process payments, and generate receipts. This may include handling discounts, coupons, and loyalty programs. Handling Cash: Cashiers handle cash transactions, including receiving payments, making change, and balancing cash drawers at the beginning and end of shifts to ensure accuracy. Providing Customer Service: Cashiers greet customers, answer questions about products or services, and provide assistance with locating items or resolving issues with transactions. Maintaining Cleanliness and Organization: They keep checkout areas clean, organized, and well-stocked with supplies such as bags, receipt paper, and cleaning supplies. Monitoring Inventory Levels: Cashiers may track inventory levels of items at the checkout counter and notify management when supplies need to be replenished. Promoting Sales and Special Offers: They may inform customers about promotions, sales, or special offers to encourage additional purchases. Processing Returns and Exchanges: Cashiers handle returns and exchanges by following company policies and procedures, including verifying receipts and inspecting returned items for damage. Following Security Procedures: Cashiers follow security procedures to prevent theft, such as verifying the authenticity of large bills, monitoring for suspicious behavior, and adhering to cash handling protocols. Closing Procedures: At the end of their shifts, cashiers complete closing procedures, including reconciling cash drawers, preparing deposits, and securing cash and other valuables according to company policies.