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Also called night filler, order filler, agent contract clerk and backroom associate.
$37,330
Median pay a year
2,833,810
People do this work
6
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A Stocker and Order Filler resume, filled in
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Stocking supplies or merchandise
Attaching identification information
Calculating costs of goods or services
Cleaning facilities and equipment
Unloading materials
Packaging objects for shipping
Receiving shipments
Reading work orders
Inspecting items for damage
Inspecting shipments
Removing damaged materials
Delivering items
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Stocker and Order Filler
Summary
Stocker and order filler receiving, storing, and issuing merchandise while stocking shelves and assisting customers with their selections. Operates equipment to move stock and maintains a clean and organized display area
Experience
Stocker and Order Filler
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Answered customers' questions about merchandise and helped with selections
Stocked shelves, racks, and tables with new merchandise
Operated equipment such as forklifts to move stock
Received and counted stock items, recording data on computer
Cleaned display cases, shelves, and aisles to maintain order
Packed customer purchases in bags or cartons at checkout
Skills
Hands-On Work
Stocking supplies or merchandise, Cleaning facilities and equipment, Unloading materials, Packaging objects for shipping
Checking & Planning
Attaching identification information, Calculating costs of goods or services, Inspecting items for damage, Inspecting shipments
Core Skills
Reading work orders, Receiving shipments
Education
High School Diploma Your school, Year
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Completed order receiptsAnswered customer questionsGave advice on merchandiseKept records of ordersStocked shelves with productsPacked customer purchases
becomes
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Completed order receipts accurately to ensure timely fulfillment of customer requests
Advised customers on merchandise selection, enhancing their shopping experience
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Add how often you completed order receipts.
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Completed order receipts accurately several times each shift to ensure timely fulfillment of customer requests
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Several times each shiftMost orders every dayA few each hour
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Show what improved because you advised customers.
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Advised customers on merchandise selection, enhancing their shopping experience
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Customers found what they needed fasterShoppers felt more confident in their choicesSales increased due to better advice
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The work itself
What a Stocker and Order Filler does
The public record of what this job is, in one paragraph.
Receive, store, and issue merchandise, materials, equipment, and other items from stockroom, warehouse, or storage yard to fill shelves, racks, tables, or customers' orders. May operate power equipment to fill orders. May mark prices on merchandise and set up sales displays.
What it pays
How much does a Stocker and Order Filler make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$34,450
Median
$37,330
75th percentile
$44,650
About 2,833,810 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$37,060
$40,310
$47,660
AL
$30,050
$34,290
$38,480
AR
$30,020
$34,700
$37,980
AZ
$35,090
$37,500
$45,640
CA
$37,630
$42,870
$45,820
CO
$38,590
$42,350
$46,620
CT
$36,410
$40,590
$43,840
DC
$38,910
$39,640
$46,000
DE
$34,340
$37,420
$45,210
FL
$31,830
$36,400
$43,730
GA
$31,360
$35,620
$42,470
HI
$36,860
$39,300
$45,260
IA
$31,780
$36,640
$44,060
ID
$33,760
$37,310
$40,710
IL
$35,400
$37,680
$44,530
IN
$31,630
$36,250
$39,430
KS
$30,550
$35,450
$38,390
KY
$31,480
$36,810
$43,610
LA
$30,100
$34,490
$37,210
MA
$35,750
$37,540
$44,330
MD
$35,510
$37,690
$44,920
ME
$35,210
$37,220
$44,410
MI
$31,750
$35,930
$42,250
MN
$35,150
$37,120
$44,380
MO
$31,570
$36,710
$44,600
MS
$30,140
$34,270
$37,810
MT
$36,250
$39,050
$45,380
NC
$31,010
$35,950
$39,780
ND
$35,470
$36,790
$43,890
NE
$31,490
$35,920
$39,780
NH
$34,870
$36,780
$43,230
NJ
$34,880
$37,250
$44,720
NM
$32,740
$35,830
$40,890
NV
$35,410
$37,380
$44,850
NY
$35,760
$39,030
$46,080
OH
$32,130
$37,130
$44,000
OK
$30,130
$34,790
$36,540
OR
$37,500
$43,480
$46,640
PA
$31,530
$36,640
$44,680
PR
$21,920
$25,030
$28,560
RI
$34,720
$36,470
$43,580
SC
$31,340
$36,020
$38,640
SD
$31,830
$37,650
$39,540
TN
$31,530
$36,140
$40,290
TX
$33,220
$36,840
$45,080
UT
$34,430
$37,690
$42,070
VA
$31,500
$36,380
$42,360
VT
$35,580
$37,130
$44,870
WA
$38,980
$44,620
$48,290
WI
$31,120
$35,000
$41,350
WV
$30,020
$34,510
$36,990
WY
$37,570
$39,580
$47,120
Other names
Other names for this job
night filler, order filler, agent contract clerk, backroom associate, bakery products checker, bay stocker, camera storage clerk, central service supply distributor, central supply aide, central supply technician, central supply worker, checker stocker.
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Stocker and Order Filler
Already yours: Attaching identification information, Calculating costs of goods or services, Cleaning facilities and equipment
4 of the 12 tasks this job is made of
Median pay
$37,330 a year
What you have not done yet. Unloading materials, Packaging objects for shipping, Inspecting items for damage
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Already yours: Calculating costs of goods or services, Reading work orders
2 of the 12 tasks this job is made of
Median pay
$59,650 a year
What you have not done yet. Conferencing with coworkers, Compiling data or documentation, Maintaining operational records
This page is about the occupation Stockers and Order Fillers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.