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From our Warehouses to our GetGo’s, our grocery Stores through our Corporate home office, we are working together to put food on shoppers' tables and smiles on their faces. Our Night Team Leaders are key players in managing the Overnight Team. These departments can include Center Store, Prepared Foods, Produce, Bakery and Meat. In addition to providing unparalleled guest service, you'll be the one we look to stay on top of department records, processes, standards and methods.
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Night Crew Stock Clerks are key to making sure customers receive the products they need promptly and accurately — leaving our store with smiles and memories of unparalleled service. Make cardboard bales with bailer paper crusher.
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The Night Auditor is responsible for the preparation and disposition of all Night Audit work. Maintain cashiering responsibilities as per Front Office procedures according to Aimbridge Hospitality standards.
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Orders all currency and coin for the office; prepares all outgoing branch cash shipments; verifies incoming branch cash shipments. Ensures proper completion of the daily retrieval and processing of night depository bags.
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