Server With Tuxedo Pants

Posted 10 days ago

hw staffingNew York (NY)

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About the role

Banquet Servers Needed Immediate openings available! We are recruiting for vibrant and energetic individuals to work with the top caterers/brands in the event industry. We are currently seeking on demand servers and bartenders to work various shifts at the extraordinary high-end venues and stores throughout New York City and surrounding areas. This is the ideal position for entrepreneurs, working actors, models, servers, and bartenders who want to pick up sporadic gigs where there is guaranteed compensation for each shift, as opposed to relying on tips. Gigs are scheduled in advance, allowing our team members to continue with their current projects.
Server Requirements: MUST HAVE or be willing to purchase Tuxedo Pants (we have limited stock for purchase) Clean and polished appearance Able to self report to various locations throughout the NYC area Comfortable interacting with high-end clientele in various scenarios Event Servers perform specialized duties based on the clients needs, including coat check, busing, or seated dinner service, among other duties. Servers are responsible for ensuring that guests' experiences are aligned with the expectations of the event, client, and host. Servers also set up and break down the work area in different settings such as Buffet, Seating, etc,. and readily assist with other tasks as needed at catered events (busing, barback, etc.)
Your Skills and Abilities: 2 Years' experience in catering / hospitality Must be a friendly, outgoing, and high-energy individual Serv Safe/food handlers, and/or Tips Certified is a plus, but not required Able to move throughout the venue for the majority of the shift Moves equipment and materials weighing up to 50 pounds.

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