Licensed Hair Stylist with Growth & Leadership Path

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crawford thomas recruitingMt Orab (OH)

Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists Beauty Salons

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$12–$15/hour

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About the role

HAIR SALON STYLIST

Location: Mt. Orab, OH

Pay: $12–$15/hour + Tips + Productivity Incentives

Schedule: Full-Time | Nights & Weekends Required

Experience: 2+ Years of Hair Cutting Experience

Requirement: Active Cosmetology and/or Barber License

Position Overview: Our client is seeking an experienced Hair Salon Stylist to join a busy, established salon in Mt. Orab. This is a great opportunity for a licensed stylist who enjoys working with clients, wants a steady customer base, and is interested in career growth and potential leadership opportunities.

What You’ll Do: Provide professional haircuts and styling services. Deliver excellent customer service and build repeat clientele. Maintain strong technical and hair-cutting standards. Work collaboratively with other stylists and salon leadership. Maintain a positive, organized, and professional environment. Work a flexible schedule including nights and weekends. What You’ll Bring Active Cosmetology and/or Barber License. 2+ years of hair-cutting experience. Strong technical and customer-service skills. Excellent communication and a positive attitude. Flexible, organized, and goal-oriented. Previous salon management experience is a plus.

Compensation & Benefits: $12–$15/hour + tips and productivity incentives. Sign-on bonus opportunity. Health benefits. Paid vacation and holidays. Incentives and employee recognition. Ongoing training and career development.

WHY JOIN? Immediate established customer base. Earn additional income through tips and incentives. Ongoing professional and manager training. Opportunity to grow into salon leadership. ,

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