Assistant Executive Housekeeper

Posted 18 days ago

fj managementSalt Lake City (UT)

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Junior

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$18.50 per hour

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About the role

Assistant Executive Housekeeper HIRING IMMEDIATELY Shift: Full-time between hours 8 am 4 pm, weekends required. Pay: $18.50 per hour, $800+ referral bonus available, paid holidays. We're not your typical hotel company. Check us out! Are you looking for a great place to work where flexible schedules don't get in the way of your daily life? Working for Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites is not only fun but rewarding, with career advancement opportunities and unique perks! As the Assistant Executive Housekeeper you will: Ensure guest rooms and common areas are clean and well-maintained. Supervise, lead, and assist housekeepers in ensuring guest rooms are clean for guests. Assist housekeeping with daily tasks such as organizing and maintaining a safe and clean housekeeping department. Assist in the laundry room with washing, drying, and folding linen. Assist guests and provide exceptional housekeeping services.
What's in it for you? Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites offers cool benefits such as: Paid Vacation and Holiday Pay. Vacation time accrues daily! Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits for full-time associates. Parental Leave benefits. $75 yearly gym reimbursement! Discounted hotel rates for you, your significant other, your kids, mom, dad, and even grandma! $800+ referral bonus when you refer friends and family to work for us! Apply now! We're excited for you to join our team! Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites is a unique, independent hotel group based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Operated by MacCall Management, LLC, Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites has been providing exceptional guest service for the past 30 years by "delighting every guest, every day, one at a time." We believe and live our core values of SERVE. Safety, Excellence, Respect, Value, and Efficiency.

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