Rockwear is part of the global powerhouse TFG and the Retail Apparel Group (Yd, Connor, Tarocash, Johnny Bigg). Here at Rockwear we encourage women to harness their inner strength and live an active life on their own terms through high quality activewear that is functional and fashionable!
Are you ready to up your game with your retail career and join our #rockwearnation?!

At Rockwear, our mission is to empower every woman to feel robust inside and out, to lift each other up and have fun sweating it out. We bring high performance activewear into our customers lives that makes them feel and look robust so they can excel in exercise, however they choose to move.
If this sounds like something you want to be part of, we have an exciting chance for you to join us as a Part Time Assistant Store Manager at Rockwear, DFO Canberra.
Why Rockwear?
Team member discounts – 50% off
Substantial team discount on partnered RAG brands including yd., Tarocash, Connor, Johnny Bigg and AXL+CO.




Weekly financial rewards if weekly sale targets are met and bonus performance-based incentives
Confidential and free access our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to help support your mental, physical, and financial wellbeing.
One on one coaching and mentoring
Genuine opportunities for career advancement and development
Wear activewear every day!

The Role
Meeting and exceeding sales targets and KPI's
Driving sales and customer excellence
Support the Store Manager with coaching, training and developing the wider team
Execution of visual merchandising directive
Effective stock management

The Ideal Candidate
Have a passion for delivering excellent customer experience, retail sales and fashion
Be determined to achieve the store budget and understand KPI expectations
Have the ability to motivate and inspire a team
Ability to uphold brand standards and stand by our company culture and values

Rockwear. We Play Strong.

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📌 Rockwear Part Time Assistant Store Manager Dfo Canberra, Act Fyshwick (Australia)
🏢 Retail Apparel Group
📍 Australia