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The Restaurant Manager (RM) has full responsibility for the business including people, operations, and financial metrics. RESTAURANT MANAGER, RESTAURANT OPERATIONS This Job Description indicates the general nature and level of work to be performed in this position and it is not intended to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all the duties, responsibilities, functions, and qualifications required of the position.
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The AGM assists in ensuring compliance with company standards in all areas of operations including product preparation and delivery, customer service, facilities maintenance, and financial accountability.
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If so, come grow, dream and create as a PT or FT Retail Sales Associate Nike In this role, you will: Be passionate about Nike products and services; Demonstrate enthusiasm and eagerness to learn the fundamentals of all store roles, including but not limited to Service, Visual Presentation, and Stockroom; Deliver the best possible service and attention to all consumers; Assist the team in executing all daily retail operations.
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Commitment to community engagement with a focus on youth initiatives; diversity, equity, and inclusion; financial literacy; and Altra Gives Back campaigns, focused on giving back to the communities we serve.
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Reports To: Regional Director of Operations. This role directly leads all areas of the practice that impact the overall growth outputs; Treatment Coordinator(s), Financial Coordinator(s) and Scheduling Coordinator Teams.
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Solid understanding of financial management, budgeting, and cost control principles. In-depth knowledge of restaurant operations, including front-of-house and back-of-house functions. Operational Excellence : Oversee the day-to-day operations of the restaurant, including but not limited to, food preparation, service, cleanliness, and overall guest experience.
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The Shift Leader works with the management team in ensuring the compliance with company standards in all areas of operations to include; product preparation and delivery, customer service, facilities maintenance and financial accountability.
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Shadow project reporting processes including but not limited to financial forecasting, change management tracking, subcontractor and vendor agreement management, project procurement tracking. Shadow project reporting processes including but not limited to financial forecasting, change management tracking, subcontractor and vendor agreement management, project procurement tracking.
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The ARGM is responsible for: the hands-on day to day activities and operations of the restaurant, assisting in ensuring the successful implementation of Church's initiatives and programs, assist in achieving or exceeding all established financial sales and profitability plan, all banking, and administrative responsibilities.
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The Production Supervisor understands and aligns business operations as they execute the role to exceed customer expectations and align with GPI business, cultural, financial, and operational objectives.
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Check out some of our awesome offerings: Paid weekly Flexible schedule Health benefits: medical, dental, vision 401k Tuition assistance Associate discounts and perks Paid time off for fulltime associates Career pathing Development opportunities The impact you’ll make The Retail Operations Manager, or as we call it, the ‘Process Leader’, you’ll have shared leadership oversight of the safety of people and pets, customer experience, inventory management, and financial outcomes within their store.
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Monthly challenges, employee assistance and chaplaincy services, membership discounts, a Fitbit for all employees on Day 1, and an on-site fitness center at our Onalaska Operations Center! Be a Financial Advisor Sidekick: As the first point of contact, you'll have the opportunity to introduce members to our array of financial services and products.
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Partners with other departments – HR, Accounting, BSA, Compliance, Credit, Call Center, Deposit Operations, Loan Admin/Loan Operations and Loan officers to include specific training as needed.
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Store Operations experience with analysis, planning, financial acumen and driving results. Lead merchandise sales, print & marketing services and retail operations. Ability to engage with the community and network & support small business customers.
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You enjoy coaching and teaching your team to continually improve how they deliver a great in-store Customer Experience, and you’re now ready to start leading the team with all aspects of the Customer Experience, including: store operations, training, employee management, visual merchandising, and asset protection.
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