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Perform duties of expo/food runner, busser, and takeout/deli server as directed by leadership. Anna's House Hosts warmly greets guests and seats them in appropriate seating arrangements, clears away dirty dishes, sets tables, and provides assistance to the server staff.
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The Bar Back/Busser's role is to contribute to an exceptional dining experience for our guests by clearing tables of dirty dishes, glasswear and silverware. Scrape and stack dirty dishes for cleaning.
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We are comprised of Sparkies Kitchen & Bar, Stella's Table and Union 212 Banquet Hall located in the lakes area of Oakland County. Assist Bartenders in cleaning glasswear, removing bus tubs and stocking bar.
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They should have an aptitude for mechanical and electronic troubleshooting and repair and be comfortable working with customers in various industries and environments, both clean and dirty. We are unconventional and not confined to corporate norms, placing integrity, mutual respect, and the freedom to pursue your interests at the forefront.
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Work with kitchen staff, assist with bussing and resetting tables, remove dirty dishes, dispose of trash and restock inventory as needed. Work with kitchen staff, assist with bussing and resetting tables, remove dirty dishes, dispose of trash and restock inventory as needed.
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At Red Robin, we're not your typical burger restaurant.
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If you enjoy a fast paced, fun environment and aren't afraid to get your hands dirty, apply today! Keep lots neat and orderly, moving cars as directed by the general manager and in accordance with dealership display standards.
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Change bed sheets and collect dirty laundry. Change bed sheets and collect dirty laundry. If you want to work in a fun environment for a rapidly growing company with growth and advancement opportunities, make My Place, your place.
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