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Bess [88]
1 year ago
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Conducting a search of the story is part of store closing duties why

Business
1 answer:
Margaret [11]1 year ago
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Searching for the store is part of store closing duties. Why?

A. To look for empty boxes

B. To ensure that all trash has been removed

C. To make sure someone is not hiding

D. To make sure all merchandise is on the sales floor

Answer:

B. To ensure that all trash has been removed

Explanation:

The purpose of conducting a search of the store which is part of store closing duties is to ensure no detail is overlooked such as removing all the trashes available and eventually avoiding more work for the next morning.

In some other cases, it is also an opportunity to clear the corridors or spaces of any merchandise, carts, or litter around the floors.

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