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Delivery Driver

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papa johnsGainesville (FL)

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Join our team at Papa John's as a Delivery Driver! Experience a fast-paced, friendly environment where customer satisfaction and teamwork are paramount. As a Delivery Driver, you'll play an important role in ensuring a top-notch pizza experience with every delivery by adhering to Papa John's standards and core values. Earn up to $20+ per hour through a combination of hourly wages, mileage, and tips, with mileage and tips paid out daily! Stand-out benefits include: Bi-weekly paychecks with mileage and tips paid daily. Opportunities for career advancement. Discounts on Papa John's products, both on and o the clock. Access to hundreds of retail perks and discounts. Apply Now to Join Our Team and Start Earning Great Dough!
Responsibilities: Support sales efforts through suggestive selling and distributing promotional materials. Maintain safe, clean work areas and comply with safety and security standards. Assist with other workstation duties such as preparing ingredients and taking orders. Deliver orders promptly and accurately, ensuring top-notch customer service. Always check that orders meet quality and accuracy standards, following proper delivery procedures.
Qualifications: Be able to work a flexible schedule, including weekends and nights. Must be at least 18 years old. Possess a valid driver's license and reliable transportation with current automobile insurance and clean driving record. Must be authorized to work in the United States.
Compensation: $20+ hourly including tips & mileage•

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