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You have c omplet ed formal culinary, food service or restaurant training or an equivalent amount of full-time supervisory or management-level work experience. Keywords: chef, sous chef, kitchen manager, chef manager, cook, restaurant, food service, chef's assistant, culinary, food manager, dietary cook.
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Bon Appetit We are hiring immediately for full time and part time CATERING ATTENDANT positions. Arranges buffet tables with food, beverage and service items according to standards.
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We are proud to offer our employees competitive salaries and PTO, 100% paid maternity and paternity leave, food & drink discounts, up to $5250 a year in tuition reimbursement, employee bonuses and more.
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Eurest We are hiring immediately for full time and part time FOOD SERVICE WORKER positions. Stores food in designated areas following wrapping, dating, food safety and rotation procedures.
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To demonstrate our commitment to our partnership, we will require any candidate who works for a Gordon Food Service customer to provide a letter of support from their management if they are selected for the interview process.
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We are currently recruiting for a Camp Cook. The summer Cook is responsible for preparing and serving meals according to camper dietary needs. The requirements include a minimum of two years of food service experience in health care dietary setting, HS diploma or GED is preferred and preference will be given to those who have experience with quantity cooking and specialized dietary needs ServSafe and/or Person-in-Charge certification(s) a plus but not required.
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We are hiring immediately for a full time and part time FOOD SERVICE UTILITY position. Requirement: Previous food service, utility, and stocking experience is preferred but not required.
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Customer service, Food handling, bartender, server, cashier, stocker, demonstrator, brand ambassador, or brand advocate experience is beneficial but not required. Qualifications Must be 16 years of age (Alcohol and Production requires 18+) Weekends (Friday-Sunday) preferred; holidays & weekday work available Reliable access to a smartphone or tablet on days worked The ability to safely use appliances (microwave, toaster oven, hot plate) The ability to stand to perform the event for the duration of the event We welcome applicants without a high school or college degree, have no experience or are returning to the workforce and/or have military experience.
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FOOD SERVICE UTILITY SUPERVISOR (FULL-TIME, HOURLY)Click Here to Apply OnlineJob Description Morrison Healthcare We are hiring immediately for a FULL-TIME FOOD SERVICE UTILITY SUPERVISOR position.
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We are hiring immediately for a full time SOUS CHEF position. Assumes responsibility for kitchen and food-service associates in the absence of Executive Chef. Coordinates activities of cooks and other food-service associates.
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