Shelf-Stocker

Pronunciation: /ʃɛlf ˈstɑkər/

Definitions of shelf-stocker

noun a person who stocks shelves in a store or warehouse

Example Sentences

A1 The shelf-stocker fills the shelves with products.

A2 The shelf-stocker organizes the items on the shelves.

B1 The shelf-stocker checks inventory levels and restocks as needed.

B2 The shelf-stocker rotates stock to ensure older items are at the front.

C1 The shelf-stocker coordinates with suppliers to order new products.

C2 The shelf-stocker analyzes sales data to optimize shelf placement.

Examples of shelf-stocker in a Sentence

formal The shelf-stocker diligently organized products on the shelves according to the inventory list.

informal Hey, have you seen the new shelf-stocker in the store? They're really fast at restocking!

slang The shelf-stocker is always hustlin' to get those shelves filled up.

figurative In a way, the shelf-stocker is like a magician, making products disappear from the back room and reappear on the shelves.

Grammatical Forms of shelf-stocker

• past tense: stocked
• plural: shelf-stockers
• comparative: more shelf-stocker
• superlative: most shelf-stocker
• present tense: stock
• future tense: will stock
• perfect tense: have stocked
• continuous tense: is stocking
• singular: shelf-stocker
• positive degree: shelf-stocker
• infinitive: to stock
• gerund: stocking
• participle: stocking

Origin and Evolution of shelf-stocker

First Known Use: 1940 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'shelf-stocker' originated in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe individuals responsible for stocking shelves in retail stores, the term has evolved to encompass a broader range of responsibilities within the retail industry, including inventory management and merchandising.