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Lottery Administration Clerk

On-site in Madrid·Full-time·Added yesterday (last checked 6 Nov)

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Randstad España

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Salary: €20,000 a year
About €1,450 a month after tax.
Work mode: On-site, Madrid
Contract: Permanent, full-time hours

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Skills

Inventory

This job advert was originally written in Spanish.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Stable contract

Salary 20000 euros gross per year

The role

Lottery administration clerk

What you'll do

Customer service and sales: Sale of National Lottery tickets, validation of active bets (Primitiva, Bonoloto, Euromillones, Quiniela, etc.) and instant games (scratch cards).

Terminal operation: Handling the official validation machine, scanning tickets, checking prizes, and canceling erroneous bets within the permitted margin.

Cash and payment management: Collection in cash or card, payment of authorized prizes according to the legal limit at the counter, and daily cash reconciliation.

Custody and stock control: Reception, counting, and custody of tickets and slips in a safe or armored display case, as well as the timely return of unsold lottery stock.

Maintenance and storefront: Organization of the counter, replenishment of printer thermal paper, and updating jars and winning combinations visible to the public.

Numerical agility: Ease in calculating change and balancing cash registers without errors.

Attention and concentration: Precision when typing numbers or codes during periods of high footfall (especially campaigns such as the Christmas and El Niño Draws).

Customer orientation: Kind, patient, and proactive treatment of regular and new customers.

Responsibility and honesty: Handling large amounts of cash and materials of high economic/documentary value.

Requirements

Previous training: Specific qualifications beyond Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) are not usually required, though previous experience in retail, cash handling, or newsstands is valued.

Hiring process

2 steps1 interview

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About Randstad España

Randstad España is the Spanish branch of Randstad N.V., a global leader in human resources and staffing solutions. The company provides a wide range of workforce solutions, including temporary and permanent placement, recruitment process outsourcing, and HR consulting. With a strong presence in Spain, Randstad España connects thousands of professionals with job opportunities across various sectors, including industrial, technical, and customer service roles.

For international professionals, Randstad España offers a gateway to the Spanish job market, with numerous openings in technical maintenance, customer service, and administrative roles. The company values diversity and inclusion, and its extensive network of offices across Spain ensures support for candidates seeking employment in different regions. Randstad's global reach and local expertise make it a reliable partner for those looking to relocate and work in Spain.