Job Description

Area

OPT105 - East Midlands

Company

Optics

Hours per week

Over 35 hours per week

County

Cambridgeshire

Airport

No

Region

OPT105 - East Midlands

Store

3313 - Peterborough - Queensgate

Division

100 - North

Address 1

Queensgate Centre

Post Code

PE1 1NW

Address 2

Peterborough

Job Title

Retail Assistant (Opticians)

Keywords

customer, retail, opticians, optometry, apprentice, student, sales assistant, sales advisor, customer advisor, Optical Support

Latitude,longitude 1

52.573601821,-0.242763289

Function

Opticians

Business Area

Opticians, Retail

Specialism

Boots Opticians Operations

Shift Pattern to display to candidates (displayed externally). Please select one:

Weekdays and Weekends

Should this vacancy be excluded from being posted onto the Boots.jobs career site?

No

Hours per week

37.5

Country

UK

Source

Boots

Need To Know (New)

This is a permanent role, and we request that you only apply for the position if you can commit to the advertised hours on a permanent basis;, We are looking for candidates who will be flexible to work a variety of shift patterns throughout the week;, This role includes weekend shifts;

Are night shifts required as part of this shift pattern?

No

Please select the required shift pattern for Mondays

Late Morning (9am - 12pm), Early Afternoon (12pm - 4pm)

Please select the required shift pattern for Tuesdays

Late Morning (9am - 12pm), Early Afternoon (12pm - 4pm)

Please select the required shift pattern for Wednesdays

Late Morning (9am - 12pm), Early Afternoon (12pm - 4pm)

Please select the required shift pattern for Thursdays

Late Morning (9am - 12pm), Early Afternoon (12pm - 4pm)

Please select the required shift pattern for Fridays

Late Morning (9am - 12pm), Early Afternoon (12pm - 4pm)

Please select the required shift pattern for Saturdays

Late Morning (9am - 12pm), Early Afternoon (12pm - 4pm)

Please select the required shift pattern for Sundays

Late Morning (9am - 12pm), Early Afternoon (12pm - 4pm)

Do you require a second shift pattern to be advertised?

No