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The Opener/Days schedule is looking for employees who are able to work during the morning/early afternoon. Join our team and enjoy flexible scheduling, employee discounts, paid training, and the chance to advance your career.
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The Taco Bell Team Member is the first face that customers see when they walk through the door or first voice they hear when they place a drive-thru order so YOU will set the tone for the Taco Bell customer experience and bring the great Taco Bell tastes to life.
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Competitive Pay Early Pay with the Rain App Flexible schedule Paid vacation time Free meal during shift Career Path Opportunities 401k. If you want to build a great career while providing fast, fun and friendly service to our customers, Taco Bell is the place to learn, grow and succeed.
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Your Qualifications - You are 16 years of age or older - You are able to work your assigned schedule - You have reliable transportation - You have a positive attitude and willingness to learn Your Pay and Benefits - Competitive pay - Benefits - Flexible Schedules - Free GED program and Live Más Scholarships - Referral Bonuses - Career Advancement – Shift Leader, Restaurant General Manager, Area Coach.
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Learn More About the MRCO Family at MRCO Taco Bell Jobs - Grow your career with us with benefits that include Competitive Pay, Optional Daily Pay, Flexible Scheduling, Paid Vacation Time (All Positions), Free Meal During Shift, Holiday Bonus*, and Career Path Opportunities.
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At Taco Bell, we've had innovation on our mind since Glen Bell started serving tacos at the first location in 1962 in Downey, California. Not only do we provide breakthrough value, we offer quality ingredients and are the first QSR restaurant to offer American Vegetarian Association (AVA)-certified menu items.
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Pay: Starting at $12 / hour Benefits: Flexible schedule Employee discount Paid training Other Job Type: fulltime, parttime Education: No education required Work location: On-site. Early Access to New Menu Items The successful Customer Service Crew Member is able to: Greet and positively engage guests in the restaurant.
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