Mister Mike's Gyros is hiring a Line Cook and a Cashier/Expeditor in New Hartford

workforce development board of herkimer madison oneida countiesNew Hartford (NY)

$15.00-$18.00/hour

Mister Mike's Gyros is hiring a Line Cook and a Cashier/Expeditor in New Hartford

Posted 14 days ago

workforce development board of herkimer madison oneida countiesNew Hartford (NY)

Fast Food and Counter Workers Limited-Service Restaurants

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Mister Mike's Gyros Hiring Immediate need and willing to train. Line CookPart time for Mister Mike's Gyros in New Hartford, NY.Days and hours: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 11 am to 7 pm. Approximately 29 hours per week.

Duties: Prepare food to order in a busy Greek restaurant. The Line Cook would be responsible for the setup and break down of the grill and cleaning of the appliances such as stove and fryers, and any other dishes. The Line Cook would be responsible for making sure these items are cleaned nightly.

Requirements: High school diploma or the equivalent preferred. No experience necessary. Business is willing to train the right individual.

Pay: $15.00-$18.00/hour based on experience plus tips. Benefits include vacation and holiday pay. To apply, email your qualifications and contact information toMistermikesgyros@yahoo.com or stop by in person during business hours to complete an application at 50 Kellogg Road, New Hartford, NY 13413. Cashier/Expeditor Part time for Mister Mike's Gyros in New Hartford, NY.Days and hours: Work days may vary.

Shift: 11 am to 7 pm. Approximately 29 hours per week.

Duties: Open the restaurant by turning on lights, music, and TV's. Tables all must be wiped down and napkin holders restocked. Wipe down front windows, soda coolers, and counters. Be able to take over the phone orders and cash out customers in the restaurant. Being able to multi task is a must.

Requirements: High school diploma or the equivalent preferred. No experience necessary. Business is willing to train the right individual.

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