- Bank tellers are responsible for quickly and accurately processing routine transactions that customers conduct at banks.
- Routine transactions include cashing checks and making deposits, loan payments, and withdrawals.
- To attract customers, banks are opening new branch offices in a variety of locations, such as grocery stores, and keeping their branches open longer during the day and on weekends.
- Both of these trends are expected to result in some job growth for tellers, particularly those who work part time.
- Most job openings will arise from growth and from the need to replace the many tellers who transfer to other occupations.
Bill and account collectors; Billing and posting clerks and machine operators, Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks; Brokerage clerks; Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks; Gaming cage workers.
This career information is drawn from data provided by the U.S. Department of Labor.