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At Taco Bell, we’ve had innovation on our mind since Glen Bell started serving tacos at the first location in 1962 in Downey, California. Breakfast Manager (Must be 18+ Years of Age)Are you a highly skilled and motivated individual looking for an immediate opportunity in the food & beverage industry.
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Not only do we provide breakthrough value, we offer quality ingredients and are the first QSR restaurant to offer American Vegetarian Association (AVA)-certified menu items. Pay: Up to $55000 / year Pay: Bonus pay Benefits: Paid time off Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Life insurance Disability insurance 401(k) Employee discount Job Type: fulltime Schedule: 10 hour shift Education: No education required Work location: On-site.
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At Taco Bell, we hope you'll discover your own way to Live Más! You are applying for work with a franchisee of Taco Bell, not Taco Bell Corp. or any of its affiliates.
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The Taco Bell Assistant General Manager supports the Restaurant General Manager by running great work shifts and meeting Taco Bell standards. If you want to build a great career, be part of a winning team, and learn valuable leadership skills, Taco Bell is the place to learn, grow and succeed.
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At Taco Bell, our benefits are designed to support you on a LIVE MS journey. At Taco Bell we lead with Smart, Heart, and Courage. Taco Bell is growing! The Assistant General Manager has the overall responsibility for directing the daily operations of a restaurant in the Restaurant General Manager's absence.
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