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Accountable and Reports to: District Store Director, Store Manager, Assistant Managers of; Store Operations, Perishables, and Health Wellness Home; Night Stock Department Manager. Job Title: Assistant Night Stock Department Manager.
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Accountable and Reports to: District Store Director; Store Manager; Assistant Managers of Store Operations, Perishables, and Health Wellness Home. Oversees food quality and presentation for all Chinese, Italian, Restaurant and Kitchen Departments.
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Working Relationships: Restaurant Clerks, Team Members, Shift Leaders, Assistant Manager, Restaurant General Manager, District Manager, Brand Manager, and various Corporate personnel and vendors.
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The Shift Leader acts as the shift lead in the absence of the Restaurant General Manager or Assistant Manager, training, coaching and driving team member performance. Provide training, feedback, coaching and direction to fellow team members, assuming role of Shift lead in Restaurant General Manager or Assistant Manager’s absence.
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We are looking for an enthusiastic Manager in Training to join our team at Chick-fil-A. Chick-fil-A is the fastest growing Quick Service Restaurant in the nation. Delivering operational excellence, working in all aspects of the restaurant to gain critical experience and knowledge of how to effectively operate a multi-million dollar business.
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The Restaurant Manager is responsible for supporting the Restaurant Leader in day-to-day operations of the restaurant and upholding Raising Canes standards and culture in shift management responsibilities of restaurant operations.
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Notifies the District Service Manager or, if unavailable, the Corporate Safety Director, Corporate Service Manager or Vice President of Operations of unsafe conditions and/or practices.
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In 2023, First Watch was named the top restaurant brand in Yelp’s inaugural list of the 50 most loved brands in the U.S. and recognized as a Customer Experience All-Star by Forbes. There are more than 480 First Watch restaurants in 29 states, and the restaurant concept is majority owned by Advent International, one of the world’s largest private-equity firms.
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The Restaurant Floor Manager position manages the restaurant operation to ensure efficient and profitable operations. Voted Best Mexican Restaurant in Northern Virginia by Virginia Living Magazine, Zandra’s Taqueria is a Mexican restaurant offering handcrafted, gourmet tacos made with fresh and local ingredients.
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The District Manager will focus on the valet trash services during the evenings and will be provided with truck stipend or company vehicle. Night time operations begin at 6:00pm and are typically conclude by 11:45pm each evening (all routes in your district must be covered each night even if that means working outside of these hours.
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Other (AA/AS or a BA/BS degree in an approved Speech-Language Pathology Assistant Program) Over 32,000 students Pre-K to adult are served through Visalia Unified School District. Established in 1885, VUSD is the oldest school district in Tulare County.
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Purpose of the position:Ensures operations meet Raising Canes standards in all restaurant zones during a shiftActs as manager on duty and opens and closes the restaurantManages cash handling and ensures accountability.
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Our ideal person has a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or landscape architecture and is a licensed professional engineer or professional landscape architect in Pennsylvania at a minimum.
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Accountable and Reports to: District Store Director; Store Manager; Assistant Managers of Store Operations, Perishables, and Health Wellness Home; Food Service Director; Wahlburgers Department Manager; Service Managers.
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Performance of other duties as assigned by District Service Manager or Field Service Manager. Ability and willingness to assist District Service Manager and Shop/Yard Foreman with maintenance and repair of cranes and hoists when not assigned to a jobsite.
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