Dining Server

Richfield, MN

Full Time

Gold

Entry Level

Start a new career as a Dining Server at Village Shores Campus!

Looking to make an impact and passionate about working with older adults? Village Shores Campus is where you belong.

Apply today and receive a response within 48 hours!

Why choose Village Shores?

High School students welcome to apply
Great work environment with staff that is engaged and tenured.
Welcoming culture that you feel when you walk in the front doors.
Strong employee recognition program, with access to the Wellness Center and discounted employee meals.
This is your opportunity to serve older adults.
Wage is $14/hour - $17/hour| Credit given for experience
Wage only position | No gratuities

How you will make an impact:

As a Server, you will play a vital role in delighting the residents in the dining room for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Serve meals with a smile on your face and attention to what the residents need and want.

Schedule Varies: Full-Time/Part-Time availability. Both weekdays and weekends required.

What you will need:

Must be able to read and write at a 9th grade level.
Must be 15 years of age or older

Benefits Available (must work 35+ hours per week to be eligible):

Medical Healthcare
Dental and Vision Insurance
Voluntary life and AD&D
Accident Insurance
Legal Shield
Paid Time Off
Holiday Pay
Health Savings Account
Retirement Plans
Nice Healthcare (virtual and in-home visits)
Short & Long-term Disability
Critical Life Insurance
LifeLock ID Theft w/ Norton Cyber Security
Pet Insurance

Village Shores is an equal employment opportunity/affirmative action & veteran friendly employer.

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