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Personalized schedules (part-time and full-time shifts available) “Sharpen your Edge” training program with established raises 50% off food while you’re working No grease, grills or fryers Sundays are for you [we’re closed] Fun culture of positivity and gratitude Modern, energetic environment Life as a Daytime Team Member: No experience needed.
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Team Member – 6 Raises Your First Year & No Sundays/Late Nights Eligible for 6 Raises in 1st Year No Sundays, Early Mornings, or Late Nights Free house-made, high-quality meal with every shift worked 100’s of Leadership Positions Available to Grow Into Sound too good to be true.
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Personalized schedules (part-time and full-time shifts available) “Foodie” training program with established raises 50% off food while you’re working No grease, grills or fryers Sundays are for you [we’re closed] Fun culture of positivity and gratitude Modern, energetic environment Life as a Daytime/Evening Team Member: No experience needed.
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We’re looking for a team member that is: Available to work at least three to four shifts a week, including one Friday or Saturday Enthusiastic, positive, and patient Growth minded, driven, and detail-oriented Learns quickly in a fast-paced environment Become part of a collaborative group that values teamwork above all else.
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Every team member has a defined career path that they control. Our house-made and globally-inspired soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts are made with real, whole food that is prepared daily on-site, in-site in our kitchens.
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At Café Zupas, we like to say it’s slow food served fast. As a company, we continue to innovate, challenge the norm in the restaurant space and create a place where our team and guests feel energized.
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We’re looking for a team member that is:Available to work at least three to four shifts a week, including one Friday or SaturdayEnthusiastic, positive, and patientGrowth minded, driven, and detail-orientedLearns quickly in a fast-paced environment.
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Our team members know exactly when and how to get their next promotion and raise. How We Nourish The Good Life:Growing brand [yes, that means growth for you too! Prepare our house-made dishes on the lineRing up and checkout ordersCreate real connections with our guestsBe good to others.
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