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As part of our ongoing commitment, we offer a competitive benefits package for our Full-Time Employees including: Medical, Dental, 401k with a company match, Life, Short-Term Disability, Long-term Disability, Vision, Tuition Reimbursement, Employee Discount Programs, Generous PTO Programs, Volunteer Opportunities & much more.
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Driveline offers competitive compensation, very flexible scheduling, on-the-job training, strong support, payroll advance program, and the opportunity to advance your career with our strong internal promotion program.
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Our solo company drivers will earn milestone base pay increases based on tenure AND additional increases every 50,000 miles with no pay cap! All teams starting base pay is $0.75 CPM, and earn increases every 100,000 miles starting mile one with no pay cap.
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Competitive Pay (above minimum wage!) Access your pay on-demand and when you need it! The People Department Manager’s responsibilities may include making sure the restaurant hires qualified crew, trains them well, and schedules them to meet restaurant sales and profit goals.
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Reach your goals and build your future with college tuition assistance, valuable job training, and retirement benefits. A Shift Manager provides leadership to crew and other managers during a shift to ensure great Quality, Service and Cleanliness to customers.
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You'll come for the great pay, strong benefits and fun, family-oriented work environment but you'll stay for the training programs and impact JetBlue will have on your current and future career.
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Available paid leave may include PTO or vacation pay, holiday pay, ST & LT disability, and parental leave. Our client offers a family-friendly environment and a competitive benefits package and bonus eligibilty.
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Competitive pay Bonus opportunities Medical, Dental, Vision, and more 401k with company match Tuition reimbursement Opportunities for advancement Optimal work-life balance with life after 2 pm DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES - This is a general guideline of duties, not a complete job description: Support recruiting and developing a team that’s motivated to provide your guests with an exceptional experience while also rendering excellent guest service.
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Well if you can do all this and take pride in providing a vital service to customers, then we want to talk to you about an opportunity as a Driver! Do you like driving vans or trucks, and being on the road.
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