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Makes recommendations to the Culinary Manager regarding improvements in recipes, menus, production and service of food, equipment, etc. Prepares food for regular and therapeutic diets according to a planned menu, as well as for employees and special events, as requested by the Culinary Manager.
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As an Assistant Manager, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring exceptional customer service, maintaining high standards of food quality and restaurant cleanliness, and overseeing daily operations within our diverse hospitality services, including cafs, retail stores, coffee shops, and vending machines.
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Someone with Customer Service, Retail, Food Service, Hospitality, Sales or like experience would fit well in this role. 3+ Years of Customer Service, Hospitality, Serving, Retail, Leadership, Food Service or relative.
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We service working class citizens of America and our Agency Division has been named Forbes Top 25 Happiest Companies, Star Tribune Top Employers, Seattle Business Top Places to Work and many more across the nation.
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ServSafe Food Service Manager Certification, required. Bachelors degree in food service management, preferred. Director, Hospital Food Service - LAS CRUCES, NM - Big salary, Bonus & Relo.
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Ensure effective store operations including, but not limited to, inventory and cash control, bank deposits, daily reports, staff meetings, work schedules, shift checkout procedures as well as food service quality, availability, appearance, efficiency of production, pulls, etc.
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As the Senior Deli Clerk, you will have a role in helping customers make healthy food choices by preparing “fresh and easy meals” and providing a high level of customer service in one of our most popular departments.
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