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Customer buys a six pack of soft drinks for 2.79 and gives the cashier a 10.00 bill The cash register is out of 1.00 bills The customer's change is?
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The answer is $7.21. The customer gets a 5 dollar bill, 8 quarters ,2 dimes and 1 penny.
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A customer uses a $20 bill at a self check-out register to pay for products totaling $14.50. The customer is concerned they did not receive the proper change. How much money should they have received back from the automated register?
Does a POS register tell you how much money a customer should get back?
A point of sale register will show the change to give to the customer.
Why do some cashiers short change you when they give you back your change?
There are a few possibilities. Each assumes that the cashier has been properly trained and can count change properly if the cashier tries. 1. He or she is in a rush to get to the next customer. While rushing to give you your change back he or she either gives you too much change or short changes you. 2. He or she receives an amount on the cash register that is not divisible by 5. He or she doesn't want to count pennies and either gives you too much or not enough. He or she may round down or up, but it's still bad business ethics. 3. He or she is aware of short changing customers and takes the exact amount out of the cash register at the end of the day so that the managers don't notice. 4. He or she is apart of management and randomly short changes some customers that he or she thinks will not care to count his or her change when receiving it. There may be more. To avoid this from happening you can make it a habit to count your change in front of the cashier. Once you walk away your credibility is gone so do it as soon as he or she hands it to you.
A customer gives the cashier a 10.00 dollar bill to pay for a birthday cards costing 4.01 how much change should the cashier get back?
$5.99
What are the opening shift duties of a cashier?
One of the opening shift duties of a cashier is to make sure that there is change in the cash register. The cashier should also make sure that everything is neat and tidy and ready to go.
Duties and responsibilities of a cashier?
a cashier is responsible for the monies received and paid out, also for sundry duties as assigned in pertinence to the job by the supervisor,( this does not mean that the cashier scrubs and cleans the premises!)This is NOT the duty of a cashier but the duty of the janitor hired by the company.
What are the main duties of a Walmart cashier?
Duties of a bank teller include: Ø Assisting customers with opening new accounts. Ø Accept loan payments. Ø Deposit or cash checks for customers. Ø Make withdrawls for customers. Ø Update information to the customers on new banking products. Ø Answer any questions for the customer or refer them to someone who can help answer phones Ø Balance cash drawers Ø Process night deposits or mail deposits Ø Provide excellent customer service by answering or referring financial questions to correct supervisory staff.
What must you good at in school to be a customer?
To be a customer, it helps to know math, so you can tell whether a sale is really a bargain, and whether the cashier has given you the correct change.
Gallons of cleaner are on sale for 50 percent off the regular price of 3.18 A customer buys one gallon and gives the cashier 5.00 The customer's change is?
4.41
Ways to overcome cash shortage?
To preventing cash shortage at the register ensure that the person who is taking control of the unit has a balanced Till prior to ringing a transaction. If it is electronic, a till report tape should be run, cash balance verified with signatures and then the drawer is considered "safe" to proceed with. COUNTING CHANGE OUT LOUD Verbally state the amount of cash the cashier has been handed..., "That's $15, and you owe $10.50. Your change is $1, 2, 3, 4...and .25 cents, plus .25 cents makes .50 cents. Your change is $4.50" Note the counting back of the change after stating the amount the customer handed the cashier as payment ... it is best practices to have the cashier tell the customer the change amount, then count out loud as change is handed to the customer. Most cashiers are scared of this practice because they think they have to count back in the complicated, "and 5 makes 15..." whereas counting back change works equally as well if it's, "And your change is $10; here's $5 and $5 more makes that $10 change". It is not unknown to require the employee to circle the change amount on a customer receipt, prior to counting back change, once again focusing on accuracy. Cash shortage is controlled by limiting "No Sale" access to a unit and also ensuring the register has no capability of defaulting debit/credit card transactions to a cash status after the authorization was transmitted back to the register but before the customer receipt printed out.
Qualifications of a cashier?
A cashier should have good customer service skills, and be comfortable interacting with the public. Basic math computation skills are also important when handling money and making change.
The cash register says to give 47cent in change to the customer What are the correct coins to give this customer?
one quarter two dimes two pennies
