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Whether you have previous 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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Even if you don’t have previous Restaurant experience, this position is entry-level (yes, that's no experience required) and we provide paid training for every new Restaurant Cook on the team.
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Medical & Pharmacy, Dental, Vision Life Insurance, Short Term Disability, Hospital Indemnity, Legal Insurance, Pet Insurance, Auto and Renter’s Insurance, and ID Theft Protection.
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Work together as a team, assisting other Crewmembers in completion of tasks and assignments to ensure continuity of service. 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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We are hiring immediately for Cooks that can work all shifts: opening shifts, closing shifts and everything in between. Starting out in the back of the house at Raising Cane’s can lead to many promotional opportunities for Cooks to grow their career by moving into advanced roles like Bird Specialist or Certified Trainer.
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Pet Insurance. Crank up the music and have some fun while you are working hard to prepare the highest quality chicken finger meals for our customers to enjoy. Ascend or descend stairs. We are looking to immediately hire entry level and experienced Cooks who can thrive in an upbeat and fast-paced food service environment.
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Even if you don’t have previous Restaurant experience, this position is entry-level (yes, that's no experience required) and we provide paid training for every new Customer Service Associate on the team.
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As an important part of our team, Customer Service Associates impact all areas of the customer experience. We are hiring immediately for all shifts: opening shifts, closing shifts and everything in between.
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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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Even if you don’t 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.
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15 per hour - $16.5 per hour. As a Cook at Raising Cane’s, you will set the pace of the Restaurant by ensuring all of the food we serve meets our high standards. 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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In addition to working directly for an independent Operator, team members gain life experience that goes far beyond just serving a great product in a friendly environment. Chick-fil-A is a great opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds, and no experience is necessary.
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15 per hour - $16.50 per hour. Working in the Kitchen at Raising Cane’s is a fun and fast paced environment. We offer competitive pay and benefits for all positions. 401(k) With Safe Harbor Employer Match (age 21 & older.
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No Nights, No Weekends, No on-call) Competitive compensation and excellent benefits, including Medical, Dental, and Vision 401K with Employer Match PTO and Holiday Pay Life Insurance, Disability Insurance, FSA, and Commuter Benefits Referral Bonuses As a valued member of our team, the Clinical Pharmacist will: Assess patient’s response to drug therapy and plan drug therapy based on physician-established diagnoses.
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Align with Raising Cane’s culture by balancing Working Hard and Having Fun. Taking orders from Customers and processing payments efficiently. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
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