Gold Dust West Carson City - Bowling Center Desk Time
jacobs entertainmentCarson City (NV)
Gold Dust West Carson City - Bowling Center Desk Time
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jacobs entertainmentCarson City (NV)
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A Legacy of Excellence Entertaining Your World Jacobs Entertainment, Inc. (JEI) is a developer, owner and operator of gaming and entertainment facilities across the United States. Core to the company's value is our commitment to ethical leadership, outstanding training, and open employee communication. Jacobs Entertainment is currently in search of a "Bowling Center Desk Operator-Part Time" for Gold Dust West Carson City. This property features 148 modern hotel rooms and suites, a 32-lane Bowling Center with full Snack Bar, an RV Park, full-service Sports Book the ever-popular Grille Restaurant. Our employees are supported with a comprehensive benefits program that include the following:$200 Referral Bonus Employee Assistance Program FREE of charge Employee Meal Discounts Ongoing learning and development programs Work towards your future advancement within the company-most of our supervisors and managers are promoted from within
Essential Job Responsibilities and Duties:
Issues lanes to customers Cleaning settee area and approaches after customer leaves Puts away all house balls onto ball racks Night shift vacuums carpet at end of shift. Day shift will vacuum carpet if it was not done the night before Retrieve bowling balls that did not make it down the lane Skills, Education and
Other Requirements:
High School Diploma or equivalent required Must be 18 years of age or older Identification that establishes identity Identification that establishes the right to work in the United States
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