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Stock Clerk/Order Filler Berlin
Littleton
Conway
Laconia
Lebanon
Concord
Claremont
Keene
Manchester
Nashua
Salem
Portsmouth
Somersworth
For information on youth employment opportunities,
contact a career
counselor at your high school or employment counselor or job and information
center coordinator at your local NH Employment Security Of ce.
For information on becoming a Stock Clerk/Order Filler see
Sources of
additional information
within this brochure.
SOC 43-5081
NHCRN 05/07
So, you want to be a . . .
Stock Clerk/Order Filler
Marketing, Sales & Service
Here are a few things
you should know.
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New Hampshire Employment Security
Economic and Labor Market Information Bureau
32 South Main Street, Concord, NH 03301-4857
Phone: (603) 228-4124, E-mail:
elmi@nhes.nh.gov
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www.nhes.state.nh.us/elmi
Berlin (752-5500)
151 Pleasant St., P.O. Box 159, 03570-0159

Claremont (543-3111)
404 Washington St., P.O. Box 180, 03743-0180

Concord (228-4100)
10 West St., P.O. Box 1140, 03302-1140

Conway (447-5924)
518 White Mountain Highway, 03818-4205
Keene (352-1904)
109 Key Rd., 03431-3926

Laconia (524-3960)
426 Union Ave., Ste. 3, 03246-2894
Lebanon (448-6340)
85 Mechanic St., 03766-1506
Littleton (444-2971)
646 Union St., Ste. 100, 03561-5314

Manchester (627-7841)
300 Hanover St., 03104-4957
Nashua (882-5177)
6 Townsend West, 03063-1217
Portsmouth (436-3702)
2000 Lafeyette Rd., 03801-5673
Salem (893-9185)
29 South Broadway, 03079-3026

Somersworth (742-3600)
243 Rt. 108, 03878-1512
Projected to be among the occupations with the most openings
(New Hampshire Occupational Projections, 2004-2014)
Employment
Your gateway to New Hampshire workforce and career information Training/Education
Needed
Short On-the-Job or
Military Training
Good opportunities
expected because of the
large number of openings
per year
Basic Skills
Listening, speaking,
math, writing
Job Skills
Service orientation,
social perceptiveness,
active listening, math,
speaking, reading
comprehension,
writing, judgement
and decision making,
operations analysis,
complex problem
solving, coordination,
time management
instructing, management
of personnel resources
Interests
(Holland Code)

RCE
(Realistic, Conventional,
Enterprising)
Career Cluster
Marketing, Sales and
Service
Working Conditions
Varies depending upon
place of employment
(May involve frequent
standing, bending,
walking, and stretching)
Average Work Week
Hours vary
(Some work Monday-
Friday but many will also
work weekends, evenings,
and holidays)
Sources of Additional
Information
NH Employment Security
(Contact of ce nearest
you or go online to
www.nh.gov/nhes/
)
National Retail Federation
325 7th Street NW, Ste 1100
Washington, DC 20004
www.nrf.com
Sources: NH Employment Projections, 2004-2014; Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2006-2007 (OOH); Bureau of Labor Statistics Guide to Industries; O*Net Online
Youll want to
know a few things
about this career.
Average Hourly Wage

$
11.09
Expected 10 year
Growth

1%
Average Annual
Openings

365
Tasks
1. Receives, opens, and unpacks cartons or
crates of merchandise and checks invoice
against items received.
2. Stocks storage areas and displays with
new or transferred merchandise.
3. Sets up advertising signs and displays
merchandise on shelves, counters, or
tables to attract customers and promote
sales.
4. Takes inventory or examines merchandise
to identify items to be reordered or
replenished.
5. Stamps, attaches, or changes price tags
on merchandise, referring to price list.
6. Requisitions merchandise from supplier
based on available space, merchandise
on hand, customer demand, or advertised
specials.
Source: Online O*Net Center
7. Cleans display cases, shelves, and aisles.
8. Itemizes and totals customer merchandise
selection at check out counter, using cash
register, and accepts cash or charge card
for purchases.
9. Answers questions and advises customer
in selection of merchandise.
10. Cuts lumber, screening, glass, and related
materials to size requested by customer.
11. Computes price, reads order for
requirements, obtains merchandise from
shelf , packs customer purchases; places
merchandise on conveyor.
12. Transports packages to customer vehicle.
So, you want to be a . . .
Stock Clerk/Order Filler
Projected to be among the occupations with the most openings
(New Hampshire Occupational Projections, 2004-2014)