Spain’s growing logistics, retail, and e-commerce industries are creating consistent demand for storekeepers across the country. Whether in supermarkets, warehouses, hotels, or factories, storekeeper jobs offer great entry points for locals and foreigners with basic education or experience in inventory handling.
Positions are open in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Seville.
Job Overview
| Job Title | Location | Salary (EUR/month) |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse Storekeeper | Madrid | €1,400 – €1,700 |
| Retail Storekeeper | Barcelona | €1,350 – €1,650 |
| Inventory Assistant | Valencia | €1,500 – €1,800 |
Key Responsibilities
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Manage incoming and outgoing stock
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Maintain accurate inventory records
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Organize goods in storage areas or shelves
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Issue items to departments or customers
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Conduct regular stock counts and audits
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Coordinate with suppliers and delivery teams
Eligibility Criteria
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Basic education (high school preferred)
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Previous experience in warehouse/logistics is an advantage
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Basic computer knowledge for inventory systems
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EU citizenship or valid work visa (sponsorship possible)
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Spanish or English communication skills (basic level)
Benefits Offered
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Full-time, long-term contracts available
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Paid holidays and overtime options
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Accommodation (in some roles via agency or employer)
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Performance-based bonuses
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Opportunities to grow into supervisor roles
Who Can Apply
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Spanish citizens and EU nationals
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Non-EU workers with visa sponsorship (case-by-case)
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Applicants from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Morocco, and other approved countries
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Male and female applicants, aged 20–45 preferred
How to Apply
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(Find verified storekeeper and warehouse job listings on Indeed Spain.)
Tip:
When applying, include prior experience in logistics or retail, even from your home country. Mention basic computer and language skills and availability for shift work.
