As an Outlet Cashier you are responsible for cashier s house fund and its safekeeping, whereby your role will include key responsibilities such as:
• Ensure that a check is made and recorded in the POS system (Micros) for every food & beverage in the outlet served.
• Ensure that a check is made and recorded in the POS system (Micros) for any meals consumed by employees or any service offered to guests as complimentary or entertainment
• Enter opening and closing check number used in his / her shift in the Night Auditors logbook, ensure that checks are used serially and all the checks are accounted for.
• Open a guest check in the POS system (Micros), punching orders, splitting and transferring tables, settling checks as cash, room charge, credit card or city ledger.
• Prepare cashier s summary and tally it with Micros (POS) reading at the close of his / her shift.
• Print and tally transaction list from credit card machines with physical check and Micros reading.
• Prepare deposit envelope, write the deposit amount in cashier s deposit sheet and drop the envelope in the Front Office safe depository, in the presence of a witness, who has also signed the witness column of the cashier s deposit sheet.
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