Salon Manager/Hair Stylist (Cosmetology License Required)

Posted 2 days ago

mirus dba great clipsHenrico (VA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$100,000+ annually

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About the role

Job Description: Mirus, LLC. Virginia's largest locally owned and operated Great Clips franchise is hiring for a high-volume Salon Manager in Richmond! Must have an active Cosmetology license to be considered.
What we offer:
  • Mirus Salon Managers earn best-in-industry compensation. Mirus Salon Managers earn up to $100,000+ annually, based on actual company data. Managers are compensated with base pay pay plus tips as well as daily, weekly and monthly bonuses and incentive pay.
  • No cap or maximums on earning potential!
  • Paid Holidays and Vacation TimeFree membership to Care.com to support your family needs.
  • Management and FT positions offer a great benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and 401k with company match.
  • Receive incentives and recognition for a job well done.
  • Cut hair for an immediate customer base. We fill your chair!
  • Get ongoing training and career advancement.
  • Learn the latest trends and advanced skills.
  • Be a part of a team who supports one another and has fun at work
  • Candidates must have an active Virginia Cosmetology license to be considered.
  • MUST have weekend scheduling availability.
Requirements: Valid Virginia Cosmetology license.
Good to have: Hair salon management experience. Apply today or visit us at: Mirus Careers.com Call or text (804) 432-6774 with any questions!

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