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WholesomeCo is leading the movement to normalize cannabis as a natural path to health and wellness. Various medical cannabis services are offered, including statewide delivery to 99% of Utah's population, as well as retail, drive-thru, online pick-up services through its pharmacy in West Bountiful, an in-house built app for patients, innovative technology resources, cannabis cultivation, and cannabis processing of our constantly growing line of WholesomeCo branded products. Our vertically integrated company is well known for its technology-driven approach, our focus on data, and perpetual innovation. WholesomeCo is committed to improving medical cannabis accessibility by putting patients' needs first and guiding them along their personal cannabis journeys.

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Part-Time Demand Inventory Agent

Bountiful, UT

Part Time

Demand

Entry Level

Job Title: Demand Inventory Agent

Compensation: $16 Per Hour + Tips

Schedule: 3-4 days per week, mostly weekends totaling 20-29 hours per week

Location: Bountiful, Utah

Status: Part-Time

Benefits: Paid Time Off (PTO), Paid Holidays, 401(k), employee discount

About WholesomeCo: At WholesomeCo, you’re not just taking a job; you’re joining a team that’s constantly evolving, innovating, and raising the bar. Every new hire is an opportunity for us to level up as a company, and we look for individuals who bring curiosity, a positive attitude, transparency, strong communication, a strong work ethic, and the ability to collaborate respectfully while making their mark. We’re committed to bringing out the best in each team member, and we hope every hire will help us discover bold, creative ways to grow together. Work at WholesomeCo is meaningful, but we also know how to have fun, with team camaraderie, shared experiences, and moments to celebrate built into our culture.

WholesomeCo is at the forefront of normalizing cannabis as a natural path to health and wellness. From medical cannabis services and statewide delivery to 99% of Utah’s population, to retail, drive-thru, and online pick-up through our West Bountiful pharmacy, we combine convenience, care, and cutting-edge technology. Our in-house app, cultivation and processing facilities, and our growing line of WholesomeCo-branded products showcase our innovative, vertically integrated approach. Known for our tech-driven solutions, data focus, and commitment to continuous improvement, we put patients first, guiding them along their unique cannabis journeys and expanding access every step of the way. Join WholesomeCo, where your contributions matter, your ideas are valued, and each day offers the chance to grow, innovate, and make a real difference in people’s lives.

Our Inventory team is on the search for additional help to make sure we stay on top of having adequate products for each and every department within our facility.

Job Responsibilities:

Unbox, count, and organize products in appropriate areas around the shop
Utilize daily inventory log to record movement of product
Assist pharmacy agents with questions regarding inventory
Constantly monitor inventory levels in key areas of the pharmacy
Restock product in key areas of the pharmacy and alert upper management when product is running low
Maintain inventory room organized and clean by reducing clutter and consolidating product
Utilize MJ Freeway to search for product and turn product on or off our online menus
Assist with end of month count preparation by counting all product in the shop and reporting to the state
Assist with vendor deliveries by counting product that is dropped off and verifying key information like item IDs and Batch numbers of product
Take direction from management to perform other job duties as assigned

Job Requirements:

Ability to stand for long periods, crouch, bend, and carry up to 50lbs
Strong communication skills
Basic computer skills
Good teamwork mentality: able to build trustworthy and supportive working relationships
Strong logical thinking, analytical skills, and problem solving skills
Flexibility and ability to adjust to a start-up environment that is fast paced and constantly changing
High school diploma or greater
Previous inventory/warehouse experience, preferred
Must be 21 years of age
Must be able to work every weekend (Friday and Saturday) and some holidays

Benefits:

Paid time off (PTO)
- 2 weeks accrued annually during the first two years of employment
- 3 weeks accrued annually after two years of continuous employment
- 4 weeks accrued annually after five years of continuous employment
Seven (7) paid holidays per year
30 minute paid lunches per working day over 5 hours
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
401(k) with 100% employer match up to 3% and 50% match for the following 2%
Employer paid $25,000 of basic life coverage
Employees who are active medical cannabis patients are eligible for an employee discount of 35% off of WholesomeCo products and 15% off of 3rd party products

WholesomeCo is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. Employment is contingent on passing a pre-employment/post-offer background check. This employer participates in the E-verify program where legally required.

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