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Host - New Rochelle

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applebeesNew Rochelle (NY)

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$11.00 per hour

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About the role

Host Position Are you the kind of person who is energetic and outgoing? Are you awesome at turning strangers into friends and making everyone feel welcome? The role of the host is key because you make the first and last impression on our guests and we want it to be a great one! Join our team...The health and well-being of our associates is a high priority. We offer competitive compensation and benefits to both hourly and salaried associates, based on eligibility and availability. We believe these are key components of our associates' Total Rewards and employment experience. Competitive pay - $11.00 per hour plus tips. If your wage + tips does not equal at least minimum wage, your pay will be adjusted so you make at least minimum wage. Health care benefits. Flexible hours. Extensive training. Meal discounts. Real advancement opportunities.
Responsibilities: Our hosts greet and seat all arriving guests and acknowledge all departing guests in a friendly manner and assist in maintaining the overall guest flow of the restaurant. Our hosts provide the guests' first and last impression.
Qualifications: Our Host position requires no previous experience but a great personality is a must. Bring a warm and friendly personality and we'll provide the training. This position requires you to stand and exert well-paced mobility for periods of up to 8 hours in length and be able to lift 10 to 20 pounds. The minimum age requirement for this position is 18.

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