Bartender
al copeland investmentsBaton Rouge (LA)
$25,000
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Now Hiring Bartenders Join our restaurant team and keep more of what you earn! Thanks to the new federal tax laws, up to $25,000 in tips and $12,500 in overtime pay are now tax-free for eligible Krewe. We are here to support you through this process. Flavor You Can Feel. Roots You Can Trust. Since 1983, Copelands has been more than a restaurant- it's a family-run legacy built on passion, pride, and integrity. We offer a fun, innovative, and rewarding environment. We craft made-from-scratch dishes with the freshest local ingredients. Now, we're looking for energetic, guest-focused team members to join our Krewe and help create experiences our guests will never forget! We offer top tier benefits: Paid time off Employee discount on shift meals Medical, dental, vision, supplemental insurance Employee & family assistance programs 401KHere's just a few reasons you want to be a part of our family: Our fast & easy hiring process! We offer flexible schedules to fit your work-life balance. Earn prizes and awards based on sales and performance. We appreciate our employees, and we show it. Employee celebrations & recognition. Make more money by taking advantage of our growth opportunities. We are all about growing our team with training and development programs. Employees & guests are our top priority. Great skills to have: Proven restaurant serving experience. Attentive and patient with guests Value teamwork Upbeat and friendly Responsible & trustworthy Attention to cleanliness & safety! Open to learning and training
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