Day Stocking Associate|Staten Island,NY|Walmart | Hiring

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Role in Staten Island: Day Stocking Associate Employer: Walmart (Hiring in Staten Island) Based in: Staten Island, NY (our growing Staten Island office)

Salary: $14-$19/Hour (approx. $36k/Year) Benefits: Eligible team members receive standard benefits. Stable workload with modern tooling and processes.

Responsibilities

Apply your your professional skills skills at our Staten Island location.

  • This Staten Island-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
  • Our Walmart team in Staten Island, NY is growing.
  • Benefit from working in Staten Island, a key hub for the Retail industry.


About Walmart Daytime Stocking

While overnight stockers work after hours, daytime stocking associates replenish shelves during active store hours — working around live customer traffic to keep products available throughout the day. Daytime stockers handle the continuous flow of merchandise that arrives on GM and grocery trucks, processing freight from the backroom to the sales floor while simultaneously helping customers who approach with questions. This dual role of stocking and customer service makes the daytime stocker position more interactive than its overnight counterpart.


Position Overview

Walmart is hiring Day Stocking Associates for morning and afternoon shifts at Supercenter and Neighborhood Market locations. You will stock shelves, work freight from backroom pallets, maintain department zone standards, and assist customers with product questions and location guidance — all during active store hours. This is an ideal position for individuals who prefer daytime schedules over overnight work.

Key Responsibilities

  • Stock shelves during store operating hours working freight from backroom pallets and bins to the sales floor.
  • Navigate around active customer traffic while stocking, keeping aisles passable and maintaining a customer-first awareness.
  • Assist customers who approach with product questions, price checks, and item location guidance while working your zone.
  • Rotate products following FIFO procedures and pull expired items from shelves per Walmart food safety and quality standards.
  • Maintain zone standards including proper shelf facing, clean aisle conditions, and accurate price label alignment.

Qualifications & Benefits

Must be 16+ years of age. No prior stocking or retail experience required. Ability to multitask between stocking duties and customer interactions essential. Must lift up to 50 lbs and work on feet for full shift. Walmart offers competitive daytime stocking pay, morning and afternoon shift options, flexible scheduling, associate discount, 401(k), stock purchase plan, health benefits, and advancement into team lead and department coach positions.

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