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The health and well-being of our associates is a high priority at Panera Bread. Wondering why you should be interested in Panera Bread? Community Caring, we donate unsold baked goods to non-profit organizations.
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Panera Bread is a specialty concept with unparalleled people and quality products offering careers as diverse as our breads. As a Salary Manager at Panera Bread you would be responsible for providing outstanding leadership to your team.
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Panera Bread - Moon Township is currently hiring a full time or part time Restaurant Supervisor for our Carnot-Moon, PA location. A Restaurant Supervisor will assist in the planning and management at Panera Bread - Moon Township in order to achieve customer satisfaction, quality service, compliance with store policies all while meeting and/or exceeding financial goals.
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Our Panera cafes are upscale, friendly cafes which feature freshly baked breads and pastries.
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Our Panera cafes are upscale, friendly cafes which feature freshly baked breads and pastries.
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Our Panera cafes are upscale, friendly cafes which feature freshly baked breads and pastries.
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Medical, dental, vision, life insurance vacation & 401(k) with match available
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Medical, dental, vision, life insurance vacation & 401(k) with match available
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We’re not just Panera, we’re Panera Bread—and it’s our Bakers who keep us stocked with the delicious pastries and fresh breads we’re known for. You love baking, even if you’re a beginner.
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Salad and Sandwich Maker
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When you join Panera, as a Shift Supervisor, you join in our belief that food should not only taste good, but also be good for you.
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As a Team Manager at Panera, you are key to the success of your bakery-cafe.
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Restaurant ManagerPANERA RESTAURANT MANAGER Panera Perks:Competitive payEligible for a quarterly bonusFree Meals on shiftsCareer Growth OpportunitiesPaid vacation & holidays for full-time team membersMedical, dental, vision, life insurance & (k) with match availableAre you friendly, motivated, and hard-working?
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As a Team Manager at Panera, you are key to the success of your bakery-cafe.
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