Stocker

/ˈstɒkər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person responsible for placing and maintaining stock in a designated area, such as a store or warehouse.

The stocker organized the shelves efficiently after the delivery.

An animal or fish that is raised to a certain size and then released into a natural environment to enhance population.

The hatchery provided stockers to improve the local fish population in the lake.

A person who stocks items in a retail setting.

As a stocker, he ensures that all the products are available for customers at all times.

Derived from the word 'stock', meaning to supply or store goods.

stock up

To buy a large amount of goods for future use.

stock on hand

The amount of goods available for sale in a store.

out of stock

Not available for sale because the inventory has been depleted.

stock

Goods or merchandise available for sale.

inventory

A complete list of items such as goods in stock.

shelves

Horizontal surfaces for displaying goods.

Stock up

I'm going to stock up on snacks for the party.

Backroom stocker

The backroom stocker is sorting through the new inventory.