Delivery Driver (Company Car Provided) - Meadowdale
papa johnsCharlottesville (VA)
Delivery Driver (Company Car Provided) - Meadowdale
Posted 17 days ago
papa johnsCharlottesville (VA)
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About the role
Delivery DriverNo car needed - deliver in our vehicle.
Full or part-time work opportunities!
Vehicle provided for those without! No private insurance needed! Just bring a great attitude!
Receive the following:
Hourly wage:
count on a regular paycheck
Daily take home cash!
Food discounts
Health benefits - even for part-time!
Promotion opportunities
Unique opportunity to deliver in the local area - using our vehicle!
Locally owned Papa John's Pizza locations seeking drivers who like to take home cash daily working for a successful, well established, community-minded company. Busy locations need more drivers!
Flexible shifts available - work 2 hours or full shifts.
Perfect job for seniors looking to stay busy, college students looking to make a little money, second job with easy flexible shifts, or as a full-time entry into a company with lots of career choices!
Requirements:
Please have the following:
Decent driving record (criminal background and MVR checks conducted)
Valid driver's license
At least 18 years old
1 year driving experience
Company IntroductionBecome a vital piece of the pie. Pizza pie that is with PJ Cheese, Inc., the largest franchise group within the United States Papa John's Pizza family. PJ Cheese was started in 1991 and has grown to nearly 200 locations across 10 states. We have 18 restaurants throughout the Richmond area and 3 restaurants in the Charlottesville area. We would like you to consider joining our family. Whether you are looking for a part-time job or your next career, we are here for you.
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