Hair Stylist - Base Wage Paid Weekly, Tips Paid Daily

Posted 4 days ago

daxtraFlorence (AZ)

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$20-$40 per hour

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About the role

Oliverio Clips, local owner of 28 Great Clips salons in the Phoenix Metro Area is hiring licensed stylists and barbers! Scroll down for a list of our 28 locations. Bring your skills to Oliverio Clips and join a salon team where you can earn consistently, build your career, and feel supported every day. Call or text Abby, General Manager at 602-686-2251 now! Get paid fast! Your base wage and bonuses are direct deposited into your account every week Your charged tips are direct deposited at the end of every shift into your debit card Our stylists average $20-$40 per hour including base wage, bonus, and tips We provide the customers so you can start earning right away We offer complete benefits including health insurance, a 401K plan and more You can work as many hours as you want! Full-time and Part-time positions available Weekday & Weekend shifts available We offer advanced training and management opportunities! Take Online advanced training classes at your own pace Salon Manager positions are currently available at several salons
What We’re Looking For: Active Arizona cosmetology or barber license Passion for delivering great haircuts and customer service Positive attitude and strong teamwork skills Work close to home and save gas at one of our 28 Great Clips salons: Idaho & Apache Trail Buckeye Watson & Yuma Miller and Broadway Cave Creek Carefree Hwy & 48th St Cave Creek & Tatum Chandler McQueen & Riggs Gilbert Chandler Heights & Higley Cooper & Warner Glendale 43rd Ave & Bell Guadalupe & Dobson Power & McDowell Phoenix 19th Ave & Northern 44th St & Thomas Greenway & Tatum Queen Creek Ellsworth & Riggs Ellsworth & Rittenhouse Queen Creek & Signal Butte San Tan Valley Scottsdale Scottsdale & Thomas Thompson Peak & Frank Lloyd Wright Surprise Tempe McClintock & Guadalupe

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