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Crew Member - Front of House

Posted 4 days ago

culvers vincennesComstock Park (MI)

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$15.25 per hour

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About the role

Culver's is looking for new Front of House True Blue Crew Members! If delighting is in your DNA, you'll be a natural at this position! Our front-of-house (FOH) crew members always bring the energy and thrive in our fun, fast-paced environment. Whether it's greeting guests at the door, taking orders behind the counter, or delivering outstanding service throughout our restaurants, these are the people who bring our hometown hospitality to life each and every day. We offer: Competitive wages - starting up to $15.25 per hour Safe and respectful work environment On the job training Free Uniforms Shirts Meal discounts Career opportunities Paid time off and insurance benefits for eligible full-time team members Profit-sharing for all eligible employees Company funded HSA for eligible employees Awesome discounts on delicious made-to-order food! Opportunity to be on Culver's National Training Team And much, much more!
Qualifications: A genuine smile! Good communication skills Dependability Ability to learn quick Enthusiastic Genuinely care for our guests and fellow co-workers We've made it our commitment that any guest who chooses Culver's leaves happy - and that means creating a great experience for you too! To submit an application - Click on APPLY NOW!Kitchen, part-time, full-time, cook, food service, restaurant, quick service, cashier, morning, night, weekend

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