Looking for a Fashion Retail Supervisor in Forest Hill

By aysh
March 9, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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aysh

Posted March 9, 2015

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Posted March 9, 2015

Hi there,

We are looking for a new member to join our team as a Supervisor at Bunka.

We are a lifestyle boutique based in Forest Hill.

Bunka is a one stop shop for trendy fashion, accessories, childrens and gifts. We support British manufacturers and have many green products as we are passionate on ethical buying as well as stocking the latest trends in each category in our store. We are a busy, hapenning shop and the hub of Forest Hill with some great customers. So the environment is very enjoyable to work.

Experience in sales & retail is a must and the position is full time and permanenet. Starting in April 2015

Please email if you have any questions or your CV to [email protected]

Thanks for looking

Ayshin

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