Banquet Server
morris park country clubSouth Bend (IN)
About the role
Morris Park County Club is hiring Banquet Servers! Come join our team! We are looking for smiling and friendly faces to join our event staff. No experience necessary- we will train you! This is a great opportunity for students, college students, people re-entering the work force, and anyone looking for additional income.
Job Duties Include:
assisting with complete setup and breakdown of banquet area circulating with appetizers and beverages provide prompt and courteous service to all guests Requirements:must be able to regularly lift and carry 25+ pounds ability to stand/walk for 8+ hours good intrapersonal skills nights/weekend availability Benefits Include:flexible scheduling free meal during shift pool and golf privileges Company Introduction: Morris Park Country Club, established in 1923 and having just celebrated its Centennial Year in 2023, is a private member-owned club located two miles east of downtown South Bend, Indiana and two miles southeast of the campus of the University of Notre Dame. The Club is comprised of 535 Members and their families. The Club completed its $7 million Second Century Project in 2021, which included a new pool complex and renovation of the clubhouse. Facilities include an 18-hole golf course and practice facility, practice green and short game area, 2 indoor golf simulators, fitness area and yoga studio, full-service dining areas and event spaces for groups up to 300, a 6-lane zero-entry swimming pool, and four outdoor tennis/pickleball courts. The Club is open to the membership six days a week, year-round except for the first two weeks of January. Work schedule Other Benefits Flexible schedule
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