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Successfully completes and follows requirements of all STAR certification and other Sonic Drive-in training programs. Performs all duties in the Basic Stations (Fountain & Frozen, Dresser, Front Swamp, Back Swamp, Grill, Switchboard, Expeditor, Food Prep, Carhop, Skating Carhop and if applicable, Drive-Thru) as needed and depending on store volume, during a shift to ensure the preparation (portion control), temperature, packaging, appearance, presentation, taste and service of all menu items meet operational standards.
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Our fast-growing Casper, Wyoming law firm is looking for a File Clerk & Office Runner for a flexible part-time opportunity! Our fast-growing Casper, Wyoming law firm is looking for a File Clerk & Office Runner for a flexible part-time opportunity.
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Our Mission Is Simple, We Strive To Be a Fast-growing And Admired Medical Staffing Company That Attracts & Retains Premier Care Providers, Corporate Staff And Clients. Check out our 5 Star Rating on Great Recruiters.
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The Company operates stores across 34 states and the District of Columbia with 24 banners including Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco, Shaw's, Acme, Tom Thumb, Randalls, United Supermarkets, Pavilions, Star Market, Haggen, Carrs, Kings Food Markets and Balducci's Food Lovers Market.
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The Casper Star-Tribune is Wyoming's only statewide newspaper and we are seeking a full-time crime/courts/breaking news reporter to join our award-winning team. The Star-Tribune offers the opportunity to take a deeper dive into issues and work on larger enterprise pieceswhether investigative or feature stories.
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The Night Stocker is the magic behind the scenes who creates that attractive store appearance for our customers through ensuring it’s stocked, clean, and bright. As a Night Stocker, you provide friendly, courteous, and helpful service.
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Wears required uniform and appropriate personal protective equipment as outlined in the Sonic Drive-In operations manual. Complies with all Sonic Drive-In Policies and Procedures, and all health and sanitation laws and regulations.
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The Inventory Supervisor is the first point of contact to resolve any event concerns in support of and at the direction of the Area Manager or District Manager and drive operational excellence through maximizing our employee’s productivity and growing the team through engagement.
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American Income Life (part of Globe Life, a NASDAQ traded company) is looking for Benefit Representatives to help manage growing client needs and help provide both new and existing clients with the best products and services available.
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Brigade Energy Services is one of the largest and fastest-growing privately held Workover Rig companies in the United States. Pulls and lays down rods, tubing, casing, and other equipment as needed.
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Sign-on bonus and Relocation assistance available for qualified candidates Fremont Motor Companies is a progressive, growing company that is continually recruiting people who want to be part of a dynamic, synergistic team.
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ChampionX has an immediate need for a Pump Repair Technician at Harbison-Fischer located in Casper, WY. This is your opportunity to join a growing company offering a competitive base salary and benefits.
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OSL is growing rapidly, that’s why we need a hands-on lead from the front Wireless Sales Manager to train, mentor and develop. Real career growth, recognition, advancement & a shot at being a valued and important part of a cool, fun fast-growing company.
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We have been named SIA’s Fastest Growing Staffing Firms and have won ClearlyRated® Best of Staffing for 11 consecutive years! IDR Healthcare is seeking a travel Surgical Technologist for a travel job in Casper, Wyoming.
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Join the growing team of Nurse Practitioner with Banner Health in Casper, Wyoming! Casper is a growing and vibrant community with great dining and shopping. North Platte River, which runs through town, is a Blue Ribbon trout fishery attracting fisherman from around the country.
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