Doggie Daycare Attendant
daily strollBrookline (MA)
$18/hr
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Job Description:
Hello! The Daily Stroll is seeking an EXPERIENCED dog handler to join our fun-loving team of dog lovers. Who wants to join our funky bunch? We have several open positions for daycare attendants at our multiple locations - feel free to let us know which location is most convenient for you! *PAY IS $18/hr STARTING RATE* ⭐️Daycare attendants are responsible for:- walking groups of up to 3 dogs at a time- greeting clients and checking dogs into/out of daycare- cleaning the daycare facility on a regular basis- keeping after the doggie clients- feeding dogs lunch as needed- regular supervision (along with your other team members) of up to 50 daycare dogs We have a VERY STEADY road to growth in our company! The longer you are with us, the more you learn the “kids”, the more valuable you are to us - the more you EARN. Pay is re-evaluated after the first 3 months (my company gives VERY regular raises to loyal employees).** REQUIREMENTS FOR THE POSITION **1) MUST be willing to work 32+ hours EVERY WEEK. Overtime (up to 10 hours) is often required and pay rate is “time and a half”2) MUST be physically active and able to be working on your feet for your entire shift 3) MUST have excellent communication skills with the dogs 4) MUST have open availability: this is a FT position and requires a lot.5) MUST have excellent “teamwork” and interpersonal skills 6) MUST be able to work Monday through Friday 7) MUST be able to commit to at least 8 months of service with the company.8) DO NOT APPLY if you do not meet #1-7.Other Benefits to Working at TDS:-Free services for your pup- Career options available!-Amazing Company Culture (monthly events for employees)- Career Development Options AvailableNEED I SAY MORE?!?!?⭐️⭐️ $500 Sign On Bonus received at 6 month evaluation!!!! ⭐️⭐️
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