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As an Applebee's Cook, you will make our amazing menu items worth coming back for. For a copy of Flynn Group’s Workplace Privacy Notice, please visit. Flynn Applebee's is an equal opportunity employer.
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Gateway Adult Residential Care is looking for a dedicated Cook to join our team. Job Title: Cook. Pay: $16.50 - $22.35 per hour, plus a campus differential of $1.25 per hour. Gateway Adult Residential Care is committed to diversity and inclusion.
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However, we do hire Host / Hostesses who are at least 17 years of age in all states except for New Hampshire.
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Duties and responsibilities for an Abby’s Cook are to understand our ticket procedures, use proper amounts of Sauce and Cheese and know the procedures behind it, make regular and deep dish pizza with proper amounts provided, making specialty salads and sandwiches, you will preform oven tending, cutting, and redressing procedures, as well chicken preparation and chicken broasting procedures, and of course daily cleaning duties.
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