Fishmonger Department Manager
Lupa is looking for a Fishmonger Department Manager for a new opening. The role involves product cutting, customer service, and inventory management.
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Permanent contract
Full-time.
Have the right to work in Spain
No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain.
Work on-site in Lerma
No relocation package mentioned.
This job was automatically translated to English.
-- Customer orientation
-- Ability to work in a team
-- Experience in the sector is valued
-- PERMANENT contract
-- Schedule from Monday to Friday in rotating morning, afternoon, and split shifts.
-- Full-time.
-- Training provided by the company.
At Lupa Supermercados, we are looking to hire staff for the fruit, meat, and deli sections for our Lerma store.
What would the duties be?
In the Deli/Meat section:
-- Unloading and restocking of merchandise. Counter setup
-- Cutting and dispensing of product. We work in a traditional format.
-- Direct sales and customer advice.
-- Collaborating in the management of the section and inventories
-- Cleaning of the section
In the fruit section:
-- Unloading, placement, and replenishment of merchandise.
-- Section management. Performing inventories.
-- Cleaning of the section
-- Immediate availability to start the position.
Lupa is a Spanish supermarket chain headquartered in Santander, Cantabria. The company operates a network of supermarkets and hypermarkets primarily across northern Spain, with a strong presence in Cantabria, Castilla y León, and other nearby regions. As a regional retail player, Lupa focuses on grocery, fresh produce, and household goods, competing with larger national chains through local presence and customer service.
For international professionals, Lupa offers opportunities primarily in retail operations, including store management, logistics, and commercial roles. The company's work culture is rooted in the local Spanish retail sector, and while it is not a global brand, it provides stable employment in the regions where it operates. International hires may find roles in larger stores or in administrative functions, though Spanish language proficiency is typically essential for most positions.
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