Associate (Fun Factory)

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unitedskatesofamericaandaffiliatedrinksIndianapolis (IN)

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$21,450 per year

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About the role

Benefits: Company parties Free uniforms Competitive salary Associate, Part-Time Fun Factory, a roller-skating facility located at 175 Southern Plaza Dr, Indianapolis IN 46227, is hiring entry-level Part-Time Associates.

Responsibilities: Provide a Clean, Fun, Friendly, and Safe experience to every guest Operate the cash register and provide proper change Keep the area clean, neat, and organized Know the rules of the facility and be able to enforce them diplomatically Use a level of awareness to help protect all skaters from injury.

Additional Responsibilities: Know current skate times, price rates, and promotions Ensure each skating adult signs a waiver card upon entry Understand and administer the skate rental policy Sell items from the glow and candy carts Encourage guests to sign up for marketing emails Distribute rental skates / inspect skates brought in by guests Communicate with the session manager concerning any problems or safety issues during a session.

Qualifications: Bilingual in English/Spanish a PLUS. Position Details Position: Part-time (10 to 25 hours/week)

Pay: $11.00 per hour. All Associate positions offer flexible schedules, including evenings and weekends.

Location: 175 Southern Plaza Dr, Indianapolis IN 46227 Willing to train!

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