Triple Wimbledon champion Fred Perry founded his brand in 1952. He was the son of a cotton spinner, who played and fought his way through, always with style – and despite the establishment. Today, Fred Perry is a global community of over 370 employees, all inspired by the Laurel Wreath and what it represents.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Greet all customers promptly and courteously as they enter the store
Aim to maintain and create customers not just sales, by representing the employer brand
Support the Store Manager by advising of customer comments and feedback
Create a retail environment that is innovative, unique and customer friendly
Adhere to the health & safety policy and security procedures, to help prevent theft as detailed in the Fred Perry loss prevention handbook
Be proactive in Loss Prevention by keeping the stockroom well organized and maintaining proper procedures
Check stock daily to ensure that all products are adequately stocked, ticketed, sized and available for customers
Discover the specific needs of each person that enters the store by using open questions and developing your product knowledge
Understand the returns policy and how it can be used as a positive selling tool
Be proactive in your ongoing education regarding the company, weekly reports, products, and local retail business
Always provide a friendly telephone manner
Maintain a positive and cheerful attitude and cooperate with teamwork
THE PERSON:
Positive, enthusiastic approach to the Fred Perry Brand
Organised
BENEFITS:
Annual performance-related bonus
Generous pension scheme with 8.5% company contribution
Enhanced maternity and paternity packages
Life insurance
Season ticket loan
25 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays
Regular opportunities to attend gigs / events
We actively welcome applications from people of all different backgrounds. Your CV will be submitted to hiring managers with all personal details hidden to ensure anonymity.
About the company
The brand founded by triple Wimbledon champion Fred Perry in 1952 and adopted by generations of British subcultures ever since. The Laurel Wreath is always worn as a badge of honour.