Cub Foods Lake St

March 2, 2026

Location: Cub Foods Lake Street Reports to: Grocery Manager Classification: Part Time Union Rate of Pay: Progressive scale from $16.07 to $18.00 / hour, based on experience Hours: Sunday – Saturday, varied hours Jerry’s work perks: <ul><li> Store Discount </li><li> Employee Assistance Programs </li><li> Flexible Schedule </li></ul> Individuals applying for this position should be willing to: <ul><li> Make lasting connections with our customers </li><li> Fill and rotate cases and displays (may be some heavy lifting-up to 50lbs)</li><li> Assist with receiving products and merchandising to keep our shelves full </li><li> Help maintain a clean and sanitary store </li><li> Work with the team on all tasks necessary to have an awesome department </li><li> Be a part of a dedicated team that enjoys their job, arrives promptly for shifts, and works as scheduled </li></ul> Jerry’s may give preference to an individual who: <ul><li> Is friendly and outgoing and promotes customer service for the entire team </li><li> Has experience working in a grocery position </li><li> Knows about stocking, load cutting, and displaying cases </li><li> Is motivated to grow their career and continue learning </li></ul> GROW with Jerry’s G ain new lifelong skills in customer service Enjoy a R ewarding work environment with a diverse group of coworkers Experience O pportunities for career advancement Maintain a flexible W ork schedule Position functions and physical responsibilities may vary by store location. FREQUENT: Physical <ul><li> lifting/carrying over 50 lbs., pushing/pulling to 2000 force lbs. </li><li> walking, reaching, standing, stooping/bending, squatting, kneeling, </li><li> repetitive motion: turning, bending </li></ul> Equipment Operation: <ul><li> forklift, pallet jack, carts, box cutter, compactor, baler, scanner, register, scale, check approval machine, coupon machine, paging system </li></ul> Mental <ul><li> judgment/decision making, social skills/verbal interaction, memorization, reading, writing basic computer skills </li></ul> Environmental <ul><li> extended exposure to cold temperatures and wet surfaces </li></ul> OCCASIONAL: Mental <ul><li> math/calculation, climbing ladders </li></ul> FREQUENT: 15% of the work shift or at least ten repetitions per work shift OCCASIONAL: Approximately less than 15% of the work shift or fewer than 10 repetitions per work shift

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