stockers
Grocery aisle workers
Stockers are workers who replenish shelves and displays in retail stores, keeping merchandise organized and available for customers: The night stockers finished before the store opened.
In agriculture, stockers are young cattle being raised or fattened before sale, typically grazing on pasture between weaning and feedlot finishing.
Things that supply nourishment
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
- calvesRear shin muscles
- yearlingsAnimals aged one
- ranchersLivestock farm operators
grazing · pasture · beef · weaning · auction · feedlot · backgrounding · heifers
feeders
Things that supply nourishment
ranchers · grazing · pasture · beef · weaning · auction · feedlot · backgrounding · heifers · steers
shelvers
Those who place items
- inventoryCatalog of held assets
- overnightSpanning evening to morning
- warehouseBulk goods storage building
pallets · merchandise · aisle · backroom · forklift · pricing · unloading · distribution · shift · stockroom
fish
Gilled aquatic vertebrate
- tanksStorage vessels for liquids
- juvenileYoung person or animal
- aquaristsPeople who maintain fish tanks
feeder fish · goldfish · livebearers · guppies · minnows · pet store · breeding · wholesale · bulk · tropical
- superstoreWalmart, supercenter, grocery, checkout, shopping cart
- fish stagesfry, fingerling, juvenile, larva, larvae
stockerscashiers
Workers processing purchases
sales associates · baggers · greeters · floor managers · buyers
- stocked pondWater deliberately populated with fish
- night stockerWorker who restocks overnight
- shelf stockerOne who refills merchandise displays
- overnight stockerEmployee restocking shelves after hours