Wine Club Representative (On-Call)
$19.45 - $25.27 per hour
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$19.45 - $25.27 per hour
About the role
- Must be at least 21 years of age with high school diploma or equivalent.
- Class 12 MAST Permit and Food Handler's Permit required.
- Outstanding customer service skills and a minimum of two (2) or more years in a customer service position.
- Strong attention to detail, problem solving, written, and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, changing environment.
- Proficiency in Point of Sales (POS) systems and computer skills required.
- History of responsible use of alcohol and other appropriate conduct, as well as fitness to be licensed, permitted, and/or certified by state and/or local regulatory bodies.
- Your Compensation: $19.45 - $25.27 per hour based upon relevant experience.
- At Ste. Michelle Wine Estates we believe in paying our employees equal pay for equal work. Individual offers are made dependent upon a candidate's prior experience and education level as it pertains to the role.
- Benefits of working with Ste. Michelle Wine Estates:
- Health Care Coverage including medical, dental, vision & prescription eligible on date of hire for full-time employees
- Paid Vacation & Holidays 401(k) with Employer Match and Supplemental Contribution
- Employee Wine Discounts
- Culture at Ste. Michelle:
- We Challenge: We are driven to succeed in everything we do, and we challenge ourselves and our team to perform at the highest level.
- We Care: We put people first our team, our consumers, our customers, our communities.
- We Collaborate: We believe there is nothing we can't accomplish together and we believe lifting up those around us is essential to achieving both individual and collective success.
- Harvest your potential, Uncork the possibilities! If you are interested in the Wine Club Representative (On-Call) job in Woodinville, WA please apply now.
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