Part-Time Hair Stylist
garrison placeDearborn (MI)
About the role
Great Clips Hair Stylist/BarberJoin a locally owned Great Clips salon, the world's largest salon brand, and be one of the GREATS! Whether you're new to the industry or have years behind the chair great opportunities await! Licensed Pros: Fresh or OG Welcome Whether you are fresh in the game or an OG, our training will help you thrive. We offer a high-production pay model with massive bonuses.
Pay: Average $20–$30/hr including tips, or more!
Schedule:
Part-time (33 hours or less). Must work one Sunday and two Saturdays monthly. Environment: No chemicals, just great hair and a supportive crew. Active license required. Come for the training, stay for the culture! Bring Your Skills and Your Local Great Clips Salon will Provide*:A steady flow of customers - no current clientele required Guaranteed hourly wages, plus tips Flexible scheduling that fits your needs Opportunities to sharpen your shears...err we mean skills, with award-winning technical training and ongoing education Potential career advancement opportunities to help you achieve your unique career goals. Want to be a salon manager, trainer, or part of an artistic design team? You can make that happen. The recognition you deserve for a job well done*Additional benefits (such as Medical, Dental and PTO) may be included and vary by salon location Hair Stylist/Barber Qualifications Cosmetology License and/or Barber License (licensing requirements vary by state/province) The passion to build genuine connections with customers and provide GREAT haircuts The desire to deliver a consistent Great Clips® brand experience (don't worry, training is provided) The ability to work with teammates to develop a supportive and positive salon vibe Put your passion and skills to use in a rewarding position with a Great Clips salon team. JOIN THE TEAM TODAY!
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