193 Salem Street Boston, MA 02113 Website Email
Date Posted: February 15, 2022
Region: Eastern Massachusetts
Category: Retail/Sales/Waitstaff
Type:Part-Time
The Old North Church, located in Boston's North End seeks a part-time shop supervisor. This individual would work closely with the Retail Operations Manager, Director of Retail & Operations, and existing staff in creating a wonderful shopping experience for the guests of Old North. Responsibilities would include processing mail orders, receiving inventory, greeting customers, running the cash register, tagging and processing inventory and general shop upkeep. The shop supervisor is also responsible for opening and closing the store in the Managers absence.
In addition, this individual would work closely with the Visitor Experience Manager as well as their staff and would be expected to gain a working knowledge of the Visitor Services department.
Weekend availability and occasional weeknights required as well as:
Previous work at a supervisory level
Experience with cash handling, retail and POS systems
Superb customer service skills
Ability to learn quickly and work well in a very fast paced environment.
Familiarity with Boston and the surrounding areas
A love of history is a bonus!
This position is available immediately. Training hours are available now and regular hours would start in March.
300 Years. Two Lanterns. One Revolution.
Old North Illuminated (ONI) inspires active citizenship and courageous, compassionate leadership by interpreting and preserving the Old North Church & Historic Site. ONI serves a wide audience by creating meaningful experiences through educational outreach, site-specific programming, and historical analysis. Old North Illuminated (formerly Old North Foundation of Boston, Inc) was established in 1991 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization independent of Christ Church in the City of Boston (the Episcopal congregation of Old North Church). Learn more at www.oldnorth.com
Old North Illuminated believes that:
Bravery, patriotism, and active citizenship come in many forms. These acts can inspire both large-scale and local change.
Education and respectful dialogue are key to building a more perfect union that reflects the promise of liberty and justice for all.
Becoming an anti-racist organization will require active engagement with the legacy of slavery at Old North Church and the ongoing burdens of slavery and racism in our country.
By preserving and sharing history, space, and stories, we shape our future.