Hair Stylist/Barber
sportsclipsWoodridge (IL)
$29 - $39 per hour
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sportsclipsWoodridge (IL)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$29 - $39 per hour
About the role
Sport Clips Haircuts in Woodridge is hiring licensed Hair Stylists and Barbers who enjoy fast-paced environments, consistent clientele, and a team-focused culture. If you love men's and boys' haircuts and want reliable income without the stress of building a book, this could be the right fit. What You'll Earn$29 - $39 per hour (hourly pay + tips) Unlimited earning potential Consistent walk-in traffic-your chair stays full Why Work at Sport ClipsPTOFlexible scheduling (full-time and part-time options) Instant clientele-no need to bring your own clients Industry-leading paid training (including clipper and fade techniques) Career growth opportunities (stylist, trainer, management paths) Free mental health benefit 401k with matching On-demand pay with Tapcheck Medical and dental plans with portion paid by company Supportive, team-oriented salon environment No chemical services-just great haircuts
What We're Looking For:
- Active Illinois cosmetology or barber license
- Comfort with clipper cutting, fades, and men's styles
- Friendly, professional, team-first attitude
- Commitment to delivering a great client experience
- New graduates and experienced stylists welcome
About the Role:
This is a men's haircut-focused salon with a steady flow of clients. You'll work in a clean, organized environment with clear systems, strong support, and a leadership team that values reliability, growth, and respect. Location Information:6430 Main St. Ste. #110 Woodridge, IL 60517
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