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Whether you have experience as a customer service associate, retail team member, cashier, restaurant server, kitchen lead, cook, prep cook, drive-thru cashier or any other restaurant or service-oriented role - we have a position for you.
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A Restaurant Crewmember has the primary responsibility of providing a positive Customer experience, including ensuring all food orders are prepared to Raising Canes standards and working in various areas of the Restaurant (Cashier, Front Counter, Dining Room, Kitchen, Food Prep, Grill and Drive-Thru, etc.
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We are looking to immediately hire talented Restaurant Crewmembers who can thrive in an upbeat and fast-paced food service environment. Customer Service Associate. Restaurant Crewmembers at Raising Canes will wear many hats (including a Raising Canes hat) while working hard and having fun as a critical part of the Restaurant team.
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Work together as a team, assisting other Crewmembers in completion of tasks and assignments to ensure continuity of service. Benefits Concierge Service. Must satisfy one year of service and meet ACA eligibility requirements.
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Casual work attire and flexible scheduling. Follow proper safety procedures when handling and/or preparing food. Provide all Customers with quick and friendly service. Ability to show up to scheduled shifts on time.
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Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account. Healthcare Flexible Spending Account. Benefits , paid time off and more. Ultimately, a Restaurant Crewmember is responsible for upholding Raising Canes standards.
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Job Posting Overview Supplemental Income – Paid Weekly Part Time - Flexible Schedule Fun Work Environment Career Growth Available Equipment Reimbursement Per Event Paid Training and Development This position is responsible for serving food or alcohol samples for retailers inside of the physical store.
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Benefits*, paid time off. Align with Raising Canes culture by balancing Working Hard and Having Fun. Raising Canes appreciates & values individuality. We are hiring immediately for Restaurant Crew to work all shifts: opening shifts, closing shifts and everything in between.
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Even if you dont have previous Restaurant experience, this position is entry-level (yes, that's no experience required) and we provide paid training for every new Restaurant Crewmember on the team. Restaurants closed most holidays including MLK Day, Easter, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day.
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Ascend or descend stairs. keywords: crew member, team member, crew, crew members. Within your first year of working in the Restaurant, you can earn up to an extra dollar fifty per hour in pay increases through additional training, certifications, and performance evaluations.
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We offer competitive pay and benefits for all positions. If you want to be at Restaurant that is a FUN place to work, that values your growth and provides opportunities to impact your community, we want you on our team.
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Starting hiring pay range (based on location, experience, qualifications, etc.) Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Taking orders from Customers and processing payments efficiently.
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Delaware North Travel and Hospitality is hiring full-time and part-time Food Service Cashiers to join our team at Richmond Airport in Richmond, Virginia. As a Food Service Cashier, you will accurately ring up merchandise and products.
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The Food Service Supervisor will supervise all full and part-time evening dietary employees (cook and dietary aides) on duty. Responsibilities: The Food Service Supervisor will work Full Time, Evenings.
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Keywords: cook, food service, restaurant, cooks, cooking, food, culinary, hiring immediately. Paid time off (Full Time employees accrue up to 115 hours each year and Part Time accrue up to 30 hours each year.
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