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Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license, driving record and insurance for positions that require driving: Above Store Leader, General Manager, Assistant Manager and Shift Manager.
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Job Summary The Team Leader will assist the General Manager (GM) and Assistant Manager (AM) in the operation of a Chicken Salad Chick restaurant in a manner that will provide our guest with a superb experience and will maintain an invigorating and stimulating work environment for all team members while helping the restaurant achieve its financial objectives.
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Essential Responsibilities Assist the General Manager and Assistant Manager in the daily operation of the restaurant within the budget. Make decisions regarding team member position assignments, disciplinary actions (as needed when acting as Manager on Duty), execution of shift operations and keeping restaurant clean.
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Ensure Chicken Salad Chick procedures are followed in the dining room, service area and kitchen. Prepare and maintain administrative and financial records as directed by the General Manager.
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Ensure compliance with all personnel records, team member schedules and reports. Train and counsel hourly team members who work during Team Leader’s shift. Defer decisions to GM/AM regarding hiring or terminating team members, pay increases for team members, vendor specifications, scheduling and purchases beyond those required to execute normal shift operations.
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