Front Desk
cattlemensEmeryville (CA)
$17-$20.50/hour
ApplyAbout the role
Description:
- $17-$20.50/hour depending on experience and location
- The primary responsibility of the Host/ess is to exemplify Western Hospitality and efficiently seat our guests. As Cattlemen's Ambassador, s/he must make a great first and last impression on every guest and act as the information center for the restaurant during open hours of operation.
- COMPENSATION OPPORTUNITIESContest & Bonus Program
- We are constantly focused on reward and recognition and offer a variety of contests andbonus programs at all levels throughout the year for additional opportunities to earn $$$!DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES*Internal Development
- We offer internal development programs at all levels to help our teams excel in their current roles as well as prepare them for the next step in their career.*Food Safety Certification
- We provide nationally accredited Food Safety Training and certification through ServSafe to all shift leaders, managers, and restaurant leadership.
PERKS*Discounts
Team Members receive a 50% discount for themselves at any Cattlemens location as well as a 50% shift discount.
**LIFE & HEALTH*Medical, Dental, Vision, & Disability:**
We offer medical, dental, vision, short term disability, long term disability, and a variety of other benefits for both full time and part time team members.*Cattlemens CaresTeam Members in need due to financial hardship or natural disaster may apply for financial assistance through our Cattlemens Cares. This program is 100% funded through Team Member contributions. You do not have to contribute to be eligible for assistance.*Paid Vacation Paid vacation is offered to both hourly and management positions based on years of service.*401K Retirement Plan 401K Retirement plan available for managers and hourly employeeshttps://www.facebook.com/Cattlemens/videos/10156380678209292/Requirements:Ability to work evenings, weekends and most holidays.
Additional Info: $17-$20.50/hour depending on experience and location
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