Difference between revisions of "Cashier"

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A '''cashier''' is a worker who handles cash in an office, shop, or other commercial premises. Cashiers can just pay out money, as in the case of a wages cashier in a factory, just take in money, as in a cashier in a shop, or can both receive and hand out money, as in the case of a [[bank]] cashier.
 
A '''cashier''' is a worker who handles cash in an office, shop, or other commercial premises. Cashiers can just pay out money, as in the case of a wages cashier in a factory, just take in money, as in a cashier in a shop, or can both receive and hand out money, as in the case of a [[bank]] cashier.
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Latest revision as of 19:01, October 26, 2008

A cashier is a worker who handles cash in an office, shop, or other commercial premises. Cashiers can just pay out money, as in the case of a wages cashier in a factory, just take in money, as in a cashier in a shop, or can both receive and hand out money, as in the case of a bank cashier.