Server, Waiter, Host
episcopal communities servicesAltadena (CA)
About the role
Come work as a food server and host at a great community that offers exceptional benefits and where you can make a difference in the lives of our residents every single day!
OUR COMPANY:
CULTUREAs a not-for-profit, MonteCedro is committed to not only providing exceptional homes for older adults but creating unique opportunities for continual growth and learning for both our residents and team members. A LITTLE ABOUT USStable organization with more than 100 years providing care and services to older adults. "Thank you for the wonderful support you and the company gives to students like me [through the employee education fund]. I share my success with the company." - JA.
JOB SUMMARY:
The server/ host position is a great opportunity for someone looking for flexible work with no late nights; someone just entering or reentering the workforce or a student. IMPORTANT NOTEThis is a non-tipping environment, but we more than make up for it by offering scholarships, tuition reimbursement and bonuses. The residents participate in a year-end bonus program for the entire team! ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include but not limited to the following. Other duties may be assigned. The server is responsible for providing prompt and courteous meal service to residents and guests. Participate in set-up, service and breakdown for special functions. Greet residents, take food and beverage orders, and serves residents in a timely manner. Portion and garnish plates prior to serving, if necessary. May serve and portion pre-made soups and salads. SOME OF THE BENEFITS OF WORKING HERETuition reimbursement Employee assistance program Year-end bonus program and more... Want to see what it's like to work here? Watch This Video Now: https://youtu.be/yWMU-e03lK4
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