Monday, December 4, 2017

Microblog: Minnesota Employers-Holiday Stationstores



Holiday stations: A Minnesota-based company that's been around for over 80 years. Holiday has a total of 500 station stores in these states:
  • Alaska
  • Idaho
  • Minnesota
  • Michigan
  • Montana
  • North Dakota
  • South Dakota
  • Washington
  • Wisconsin
  • Wyoming
 Career opportunities with Holiday Stationstores:  
  • Manager
  • Cashier/Customer service
  • Food Service
  • Telecommunications
  • Network Coordinator
  • Information Technology
  • Accounting
  • Marketing and Merchandising
  • Building Maintenance
  • Operations Engineer
  • Human Resources
 
If you own a gas station franchise, your job will include:
  • Being aware of and following state and federal regulations regarding your supply of gasoline
  • Following local ordinances regarding your business
  • Managing your employees: Scheduling, pay, supervising
  • Sale of lottery tickets
  • Accounting
  • Stocking shelves, ordering stock
  • Taking delivery of gasoline
  • Customer service
  • Security
  • Buildling maintenance
  • Groundskeeping: keeping the area neat, landscaping tended, snow shoveled in winter
A gas station can run about $500,000 to purchase and is frequently built on leased land.The profit made per gallon of gasoline is minimal, around 5c-7c per gallon. The larger profit or income for the gas station owner is made through sales of food and household supplies at the 'convenience store' part of the station: customers will frequently fill up, then go into the store for a donut, coffee, soft drink, snack, or something they're out of at home: milk, bread, eggs, etc. Another draw for customers is lottery tickets sold at a convenience store, as well as a cash machine, and if they go into the store for those, they may buy something else.


Owners will also often have a car wash, deli, and/or a coffee shop within the station store to attract more people and make more money.


An explanation as to how the price of gas is set:  http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2011/04/11/good-question-who-sets-the-price-at-the-pump/
 
You can look at job opportunities by zip code at the Holiday Stationstores website:
https://holidaystationstores.jobs.net/

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