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Cashier - ALL SHIFTS! Pay: $17.50 - $18.50/hr - Nashua, NH

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panera breadNashua (NH)
CashiersLimited-Service Restaurants

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$17.50 - $18.50 per hour

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About the role

Our Nashua, NH Panera Bread location on Spitbrook Rd. is hiring associates (cashiers, prep, and line cooks)! Pay up to $17.00/hr based on experience and availability. Must be 18+ to apply. Apply today for immediate interview! Panera Bread / PR Restaurants is seeking Cashiers to join our supportive team of dynamic and hardworking café professionals. At PR Restaurants, we're committed to setting a higher standard for excellence in every facet of our business. As a Cashier, you are the "gatekeeper" between our customers and the delicious food they crave. You'll play a key role in supporting and motivating our café teams to provide positive, unrivaled guest experiences for every Panera customer. We've instilled a universal work culture defined by integrity, optimism, and mutual respect. The well-being of every team member is crucial to our success. Help us fulfill our mission to 'Rise Above the Rest' by providing the highest-quality customer service for our guests. Apply today for an immediate interview!
Benefits:
  • Paid weekly
  • Competitive starting pay, up to $17.50/hr BOEExceptional training and career growth programs
  • Promotion opportunities from within
  • Benefits package includes medical, dental, vision, company-paid life & disability insurance and 401k with company match (available for full-time employees, 30+ hrs/week)
  • One week of paid vacation (available for full-time employees, 30+ hrs/week)
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Meal discounts while working, 65% off first $15PRR Company Discounts - discounts, rewards and perks on thousands of partnering brands

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