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Innovation for the clothing industry. 5,000 people making it happen. Challenging both the right and the left. Not dominated by logos or politically correct tribalism. Challenging the boomer dominance of the economy. One of the fastest growing clothing companies in the U.S. Committed to doing things differently. American Apparel is a progressive and provocative retailer, distributor and manufacturer of knit T-shirts and related garments. The company is committed to reinventing the way business is done in the clothing industry. We are trying to make garments without having to resort to the use of exploitative labor. With over 5,000 employees, we do not outsource any cut and sewn work; all of our garments are made at our 800,000 sq. foot downtown Los Angeles facility. We are opening stores all over the world. Because the business is growing so rapidly, there is tremendous possibility for advancement. DESCRIPTION With solid organizational and communication skills, the store manager is the critical link between the retail field and the corporate head office. Specific manager tasks include: Setting the individual and collective sales goals as well as communicate the store weekly and monthly sales goals Preparing store schedules Conducting and oversee the training of all new employees as well as the re-training of existing employees when needed Working together with Staff to meet and exceed sales goals Motivating Employees Overseeing all store operations Administering employee evaluations and write ups Informing staff of new updates and general developments in the company Confirming time cards, hours, and do the store payroll Interviewing new candidates Ensuring the back stock crew is doing their job properly If you're a quick thinker and adapt easily to sometimes stressful situations, you could be the one we're looking for. Show us your personal style and help us put a face with your name. We receive a large volume of resumes every week. In order for us to keep track of applicants, a picture is helpful, but not necessary. |