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Line Cook Position The White Oak Grill at Chippewa Retreat is looking for hard working, detail oriented line cook responsible for cooking food to the chef’s specifications, setting up stations for menu items, and both plating and expediting service as the head chef specifies.
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Benefits: · Medical Insurance · Dental Insurance · Vision Insurance · Life Insurance · 401k · PTO Qualifications: · The Cook must have a high school diploma, a culinary degree preferred · A Food Handler certificate is required for the Cook · The Cook should have strong customer service and time management skills · The ability to work under extreme pressure in a fast-paced environment is required for the Cook. Apply Now.
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We also provide a full-service call center to help if you get hung up and need assistance in-store. Earn $11 / hour - Flexible Hours and Workdays � Make Your Own Schedule! Driveline offers competitive compensation, very flexible scheduling, on-the-job training, strong support, payroll advance program, and the opportunity to advance your career with our strong internal promotion program.
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Robust local teams are vital for successful vacation rentals—so much so that local operations teams make up the majority of our workforce. Piece rate (ranging between $38 and $395 per unit; average of $119 per unit.
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