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From the stadium to the head table, Levy leverages unbridled creativity, custom strategies, impeccable service, and true love for great food to create unforgettable experiences. Premium Concessions CASHIER - Guaranteed Rate FieldClick Here to Apply OnlineJob Description Levy Sector Position Title: Premium Concessions CASHIER where the Chicago White Sox play Starting Pay: $15.80 per hourPerks: Free Shift Meal, Discount ParkingWe Make Applying Easy Want to apply to this job via text messaging.
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A Head Cashier will position Cashiers and support them by expediting price checks, approving Point of Sale transactions and markdowns for mainline registers, Self-Checkout, Returns, Pro Desk, Special Services, and Tool Rental.
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Levy at Soldier Field - Concessions. Solider Field 1410 Special Olympics Dr, Chicago, IL. The advertised program is an AI recruiting assistant that helps you apply to jobs with Compass Group. Maintains sanitation standards in the preparation, service and dining room facilities.
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Performs other duties such as replenishing condiments and general supplies and maintaining cleanliness concession area. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Sells concessions, including soft drinks and various food items, to customers at events.
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The preferred qualification for a Head Cashier is 1+ years of Cashier experience. The preferred qualification for a Head Cashier is 1+ years of Cashier experience. They provide first level escalation for customer issues and assist in the supervision, coaching and training of other Front End Associates by participating in the training of new Cashiers and utilizing all available tools to coach and develop other Cashiers.
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Position Title: QUICK SERVICE CASHIER- Field Museum. Position Title: QUICK SERVICE CASHIER- Field Museum. Cashiers will assist with maintaining sanitation standards in the preparation, service, and dining room facilities.
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1 to 2 years of experience as a head cashier. 1 to 2 years of retail experience as a cashier. Operates store equipment as needed depending on one specific role and department (e.g., Zebra phone, telephone, paging system, copiers, fax machines, computers, CCTV surveillance system, key cutter, panel saw, paint mixer, flooring cutters, compacter baler.
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Keeps pastry case stocked. Ensures compliance with company service standards and inventory and cash control procedures. Compass Group is an equal opportunity employer. Summary: Performs cashiering duties, including making cash transactions, verifying cash drawer, giving change, counting cash receipts and completing cash reports.
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Education support programs, including tuition assistance and trade skills scholarships. Obtains safety bags from the cash office and monitors the amount of cash in the drawers to ensure it does not exceed requirements.
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