Shift Manager
$14-$22/hour
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Posted 44 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$14-$22/hour
About the role
- 1 year of restaurant/retail experience, with 3 months shift lead experience preferred
- Adheres to cash, security, inventory, and labor policies
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- Accessibility to dependable and reliable transportation
- Excellent communication skills, management/leadership and organizational skills.
- Physical dexterity required (the ability to move up to 45 lbs. from one area to another).Attendance and Punctuality a must
- Operating of cash register as needed and making change for other cashiers.
- Basic Math skills
- Maintains customer satisfaction and adheres to health and safety standards
- Promotes and champions Taco Bell's culture and values
- Provides constructive feedback to Team Members
- Executes shift duties accurately and efficiently
- Promotes equity, inclusion, and belonging
- Ensures teammates and customers enjoy a positive experience
- Work-Hard, Play-Hard:
- Competitive pay
- Free bachelor's degree and scholarship programs
- Free meals
- Flexible schedules! Day, evening, and late night
- Vacation pay and additional Paid Time OffMedical benefits 401k retirement plan with 6% match
- Health and wellness programs
- Perks! Discounts on mortgages, vehicles, cell phones, gym memberships and moreMás earth! Commitment to a sustainable future
- This offer is contingent upon a satisfactory background check and proof of your work eligibility. The range for this role is $14-$22/hour. This is a nationwide range and is solely dependent on the geographical location where the restaurant is located.
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