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We are an Equal Opportunity Employer building a culture of equity and inclusion. As a Kum & Go Overnight Retail Team Member, you’re the friendly face and first point of contact for our customers.
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Kum & Go believes in People First. Overnight Shift: This is a full-time job opportunity with over night hours. Have access to our Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance, a 401k plan with company match, $20,000 company-paid life insurance, parental leave, and an education assistance/reimbursement program.
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Seamlessly transition between roles, engaging customers, stocking supplies, and maintaining enticing food displays. Unlimited growth opportunities: We strive to recognize your talent by promoting from within, offering consistent raises, and helping you achieve your professional goals.
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As a Kum & Go Retail Team Member, you’re the friendly face and first point of contact for our customers. If you have what it takes to make our guests smile and keep them coming back, we have the opportunities for you.
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As a seasonal Kum & Go Retail Team Member, you’re the friendly face and first point of contact for our customers. As a Retail Team Member, you’ll help create better store experiences and make days better for our customers and each other.
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Must be able to work safely with equipment that generates and maintains high temperatures, while wearing appropriate personal protective equipment. The job requires repetitive standing, walking, handling, and reaching horizontally.
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Prepare Kum & Go’s delicious recipes while also ensuring displays are clean and ready for customer use. It also involves frequent reaching above the shoulder, reaching below the waist, pushing buttons, bending, stooping, squatting, crouching, kneeling, and pushing.
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You’ll help create better store experiences and make days better for our customers and each other. shift differential with both career and growth opportunities! Food Preparation and Displays.
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Benefits: Enjoy food discounts, weekly pay along with the comprehensive benefit plan. Adapt quickly to changing situations, providing exceptional service even in fast paced circumstances. Unleash your passion for exceptional customer service in a dynamic, multitasking environment.
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Starting at: $15.00 - $16.00 with both career and growth opportunities! Starting at: $15.00 - $16.00 with both career and growth opportunities! Comprehensive Benefit Package: We’ve got you covered.
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All activities could have up to 50lbs involved). Embrace the unexpected. Starting at: $12.50 - $14.00 /hr. Must be available to work weekends. Schedule varies based on needs. To qualify for shift differential you must work a minimum of 5 hours between the hours of 12 am - 6 am.
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