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Resort Lifestyle Communities is accepting applications for a part-time Utility Buffet Server to ensure a first-class dining experience for residents and their guests.
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You will be responsible for a number of critical tasks including washing dishes, busing and setting tables, prepping food, and stocking the salad bar. You will greet residents and their guests into the dining room buffet line for the evening meal, review menu options and take orders.
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We are Resort Lifestyle Communities, a family-owned company established over twenty years ago. You will work collectively with the Culinary and Dining Services team under the direction of our hardworking Executive Chef.
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Resort Lifestyle Communities is accepting applications for a part-time Relief Kitchen Helper to ensure a first-class dining experience for residents and their guests.
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You will assist in a number of critical tasks in preparation of meal service including food prep, stocking the salad bar, filling refreshment carafes, and setting tables in the dining room.
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Part Time Relief Kitchen Helper $16 - $17 per hour Resort Lifestyle Communities is accepting applications for a part-time Relief Kitchen Helper to ensure a first-class dining experience for residents and their guests.
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You will clean and reset tables and chairs, vacuum dining room carpet, and clean the salad bar area. Sable Lodge Retirement Community is accepting applications for a part-time Server to provide a first-class dining experience to residents and their guests.
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Resort Lifestyle Communities is accepting applications for a part-time Server to provide a first-class dining experience to residents and their guests. You will work in our large open dining room, within our breathtaking community.
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Responsibilities include pre-setting tables, taking entrée orders, serving meals, pouring coffee, and bussing tables. Our Home Office is based out of Lincoln, Nebraska and we are rapidly growing and expanding.
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You have experience working in a team environment ideally in a culinary or serving setting. You must live by our Core Values of Respect, Kindness & Compassion, Honesty, and Service Excellence. You have an eagerness to learn and grow as a professional in the food service industry.
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You will receive great pay while working in a breathtaking community surrounded by servant-hearted Team Members and Residents who will feel like family. You will build positive, impactful relationships with your residents and peers every single day by working hard and giving it your best.
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Part-Time Server $14.35 - $14.50 per hour Resort Lifestyle Communities is accepting applications for a part-time Server to provide a first-class dining experience to residents and their guests.
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If you have a servant heart, a passion for hospitality and are eager to make a difference, complete our on-line application today and you'll hear from us soon! You will provide unparalleled customer service to our residents and the guests they bring with them.
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