Customer Service: Cashiers greet customers warmly, answer questions about products or services, and provide assistance as needed. They ensure a positive shopping experience by providing friendly and efficient service. Processing Transactions: Cashiers scan items, process sales transactions, and accept various forms of payment, including cash, credit/debit cards, checks, or electronic payments. They calculate totals accurately, provide change, and issue receipts to customers. Operating Cash Registers: Cashiers operate cash registers or point-of-sale (POS) systems to ring up purchases, input prices, and apply discounts or promotions. They ensure that transactions are processed quickly and accurately. Bagging Merchandise: Cashiers bag or package merchandise for customers, taking care to handle items carefully and prevent damage. They may also assist with loading purchases into customers' vehicles, if needed. Handling Returns and Exchanges: Cashiers process returns, exchanges, and refunds according to company policies. They verify receipts, inspect returned items, and issue refunds or store credits as appropriate. Maintaining Cleanliness: Cashiers keep their work area clean, organized, and free of clutter. They clean and sanitize surfaces, restock bags or receipt paper, and ensure that checkout lanes are tidy and presentable. Monitoring Inventory: Cashiers monitor inventory levels of items at the checkout counter and alert management when stock is running low. They may also assist with restocking merchandise or arranging displays as needed. Security Procedures: Cashiers follow security procedures to prevent theft, fraud, or loss. They verify identification for age-restricted items, check for counterfeit currency, and report any suspicious activity to management or security personnel. Promoting Sales: Cashiers inform customers about promotions, sales, or loyalty programs to encourage additional purchases. They may suggest complementary items or upsell products to increase sales revenue. Handling Cash Reconciliation: At the end of their shift, cashiers reconcile their cash drawer by counting cash, checks, and credit card receipts against transactions recorded in the system. They ensure that cash balances match transaction records and report any discrepancies to management.