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Restaurant General Manager - Restaurant Kitchen Manager - Restaurant District Manager - Restaurant Manager and Assistant Restaurant Manager - Restaurant Executive Chef - Sous Chef - Shift Lead Do you have what it takes to join the world of restaurant and culinary management.
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Opens and closes the restaurant ensuring appropriate safety, sanitation, employee wellness, housekeeping and presentation standards are adhered to following established procedures and checklists.
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The Duty Manager assists the Front Office Manager in the administration and management of all Front Office operations to ensure profitability, control costs and quality standards, ensuring total guests’ satisfaction.
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Keep hospital management informed of any issues or risks that might impact operations or employee relations; work with management team to resolve. Keep hospital management informed of any issues or risks that might impact operations or employee relations; work with the management team to resolve.
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The Labor Relations Manager will handle employee grievances and disputes, conduct research to support effective labor practices, and collaborate with HR and management to address workforce issues.
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Restaurant General Manager- Restaurant Kitchen Manager- Restaurant District Manager- Restaurant Manager and Assistant Restaurant Manager- Restaurant Executive Chef- Sous Chef- Shift Lead Some positions are available regionally, while others may require relocation.
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Restaurant General Manager, Executive Chef, Sous Chef, AGM, ManagerIf you're a culinary and hospitality professional looking to make an impact, now is the time! Do you have what it takes to join the world of restaurant and culinary management.
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The Twin Peaks manager is also occasionally exposed to wet and/or humid conditions, when in the dish area or walk-in cooler, and sometimes uses toxic or caustic chemicals when cleaning. Must attend and successfully complete the Twin Peaks manager training program prior to working a shift without supervision.
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The Employee Benefits Manager works closely with the Director and Deputy Director of Human Resources to support the Human Resources Department’s needs and performs other related duties as assigned.
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The Geotechnical Engineering Department Manager is responsible for the overall management of a profit center including: planning growth, profitability, cost control, employee development, quality control and client relations within Geotechnical Department.
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Oversee purchase of supplies for office, events, and marketing materials Building Vendor Relations and Management (cleaners, shredding, copiers, pest control, fire alarm monitoring, elevator maintenance, internet providers) Set up key fob accounts for employees and deactivate at offboarding.
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Working closely with the General Manager and department heads, The HR Director will provide coordination efforts, support, guidance, counsel and assistance in the areas of employee relations, benefits, payroll and compensation administration, leadership development, diversity and ethics, employment law and policy compliance, labor relations, recruitment, on-boarding, training and workforce management.
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Five years of senior-level management experience with a demonstrable record of comprehensive fundraising, resource development, financial and investment management, strategic planning, public relations/communications, and employee supervision and evaluation.
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Logan's is an Equal Opportunity & E-Verify Employer Similar jobs to this include RM, AM, Restaurant Management, Restaurant Assistant Manager, Restaurant Service Manager, Front of House Manager, Server Manager, Dining Room Manager.
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