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This is your opportunity to be a part of a brand transformation and growth strategy within the retail industry. Flexible part time hours, generous paid time off, weekly pay, training, and career growth opportunities.
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We offer TOP PAY, TOP BENEFITS and BRAND NEW fully equipped trucks for our drivers. Flexible Home Time: home weekly or run for 2 weeks to earn extra money. We are a proud and profitable family-owned refrigerated trucking company.
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About Kwik Stop Kwik Stop brand was established over 40 years ago with a mission to provide convenience in our local neighborhoods. Cooking menu items to specs and customer orders. Customer Focused - we go above and beyond to satisfy the customer.
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As a Copywriter passionate about writing through a Search Engine Optimization (SEO) lens, you will be responsible for creating compelling consumer-facing content that aligns with Virginia is for Lover's brand tone and voice, resonates with our audience, and drives engagement and action.
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Ensure professional contact with customers and maintain a clean and neat appearance at all times in order to favorably represent the company and iconic Coca-Cola brand image. Must provide professional contact and appearance with customers which upholds Atlantic Bottlings brand image.
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