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Keyholder

A Keyholder is a mid-level retail supervisor who manages store operations, leads staff, and opens or closes the location when management is absent. The role combines hands-on retail work—customer service, sales floor management, inventory, and cash handling—with supervisory responsibilities like staff oversight and ensuring compliance with store standards. This position suits experienced retail workers ready to step into leadership without leaving the sales floor.

How much does a Keyholder make?

Too few Keyholder postings state pay to publish a median yet: 2 of 3 open roles do, and we wait for 25.

Who is hiring for Keyholder roles?

3 open Keyholder roles from 2 employers.

From employers’ own postings, as of.

Keyholder in the job market

Last checked October 27, 2026

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Open Keyholder roles (3)

Apply for Keyholder at Petco on their sitePetco

Keyholder

Petco

Paoli, PA

Listed on Petco’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Key Holder

Tory Burch

Full-time · Burlington, MA · $17 – $21 / hour

A retail sales role in a luxury fashion environment where you'll build customer relationships, drive sales, and handle store operations including opening and closing procedures. This suits someone with retail experience who thrives in a fast-paced, team-oriented setting and can manage both customer-facing and administrative responsibilities.

Listed on Tory Burch’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Petco

Key Holder

Petco

Howard Beach, NY · $19 – $29 / hour

A supervisory retail position at Petco where you oversee store operations, staff, and customer service while ensuring the health and safety of animals in the facility. This role suits someone with retail experience who wants to develop leadership skills and work in a fast-paced pet retail environment.

Listed on Petco’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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