stock clerk

American  

noun

1. a worker in a stockroom who is in charge of the materials and goods stored there.

2. a clerk responsible for replenishing the stock displayed in a grocery store, hardware store, etc.

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Example Sentences

McMullen started working for Kroger in 1978 as a part-time stock clerk in Lexington, Kentucky, according to the company’s official website.

From Salon

At age 15, Mr. Stovall was hired to work as a stock clerk at a grocery store.

From Washington Post

Winters said she could not get a job for two years, even as a stock clerk in a grocery, with her master’s degree in teaching.

From Washington Post

Meanwhile, she took odd jobs, working as a maid at a boardinghouse, an office clerk, a stock clerk, a secretary in the state grain office and an assistant in a lawyer’s office.

From New York Times

He got his first job at 14 as the stock clerk in a local convenience store.

From Washington Times