Processing Transactions: Cashiers handle customer purchases by scanning items, entering prices into the register, and processing payments, which may include cash, credit cards, debit cards, or other forms of payment. Greeting Customers: They greet customers warmly, answer questions about products or services, and provide assistance as needed to ensure a positive shopping experience. Maintaining Accuracy: Cashiers ensure the accuracy of transactions by counting money, balancing cash registers, and reconciling receipts. They may also verify discounts, coupons, and returns according to store policies. Bagging and Packaging: Cashiers bag or package items for customers, ensuring that fragile items are handled with care and larger items are properly secured. Handling Returns and Exchanges: They process returns, exchanges, and refunds following store policies and procedures. This includes verifying receipts and assessing the condition of returned items. Maintaining Cleanliness: Cashiers keep their work area clean and organized, including the checkout counter and surrounding areas. They may also assist in restocking merchandise and maintaining displays. Upselling and Promotions: Cashiers may inform customers about current promotions, sales, or loyalty programs to encourage additional purchases. Security Awareness: They remain vigilant for potential theft or fraud and follow store protocols for handling suspicious behavior or incidents. Customer Service: Cashiers provide friendly and efficient customer service, addressing inquiries, resolving complaints, and directing customers to appropriate store departments or personnel. Adherence to Policies and Procedures: Cashiers adhere to company policies regarding cash handling, refunds, and customer interactions to ensure consistency and compliance with operational standards.