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Organizing with Precision: Manage daily schedules and camper forms with meticulous detail, overseeing camper drop-off, pick-up, and other logistical aspects of the camp experience. Welcome new families with personalized phone calls and follow-up after their camp experience to ensure a seamless journey.
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Be an Expert: Prepares bakery department merchandise based on daily production needs by operating baking equipment; following recipes/make-up instructions; wrapping, labeling, and storing merchandise according to company policies and procedures; ensuring compliance with food safety standards, sanitation guidelines, cold chain compliance, and inventory management; operating, maintaining, and sanitizing equipment; and demonstrating understanding of product and layout execution.
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Be a Talent Ambassador: Being an advocate for the department and the club by valuing the member's experience in meat area and modeling high quality service and products; executing the basics at highest possible level of quality; and exhibiting energy, commitment, and passion for the work.
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Instruct clients (up to 12 clients per class) using proper form and safe methods on a variety of equipment including, but not limited to, Reformer, Springboard, Exo-Chair, hand weights, etc. We are seeking comprehensively trained Pilates Instructors to teach group reformer classes on Mondays and Fridays at Club Pilates Oak Park. Daytime hours are available.
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Follows diagrams of buffet tables and other guest function room set-up needs given by catering. Ability to stand for long periods, up to 6 hours, with few opportunities to sit or rest. Located in the heart of Chicago, The University Club of Chicago has an opportunity for a dynamic, experienced Banquet Manager.
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Ability to run dynamic drop-in tennis and pickleball sessions with up to 8 players. General Summary: This is a part-time hourly position designed to fulfill the needs of the Club racquets program teaching demands.
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Provide day-of support (as available) for events - tasks to include assistance with badges, general event set-up, greeting of guests, etc. The Executives’ Club of Chicago is Chicago’s premier membership and business forum.
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Daycare attendants support the dogs throughout shift during their stay at the club including play/interaction, feeding, medications and cleaning up after our dogs to ensure a safe, healthy, and sanitized space.
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Are comfortable with children ages 8 weeks up to 15 years old. Communicating both positive and negative behaviors to parents at pick-up. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Strategizing with leadership to constantly better KidTown and Varsity Club.
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