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Charcoal Group in Kitchener-Waterloo seeks a General Manager to lead all restaurant operations, steer sales growth, control costs and uphold standards while mentoring the team.
This full-time salaried position offers a base of 75,000–85,000 CAD per year, with a bonus program up to 50% of base, plus comprehensive benefits, vacation, meals and additional perks.
With new locations on the horizon, Charcoal Group is growing and seeking the best and brightest Hospitality and Culinary minds to join our team of proven pros forward-thinking pros. We believe our success is driven by strong Leaders who are continually growing and driving to push themselves, their team and the business forward. Our goal is to foster a work experience that provides our Managers & Chefs with:
know that real people work nights & weekends, believe that successful people don’t know more, they do more, feel the restaurant operates at its best when you’re there, take the bull by the horns, work hard to succeed hard, aspire to achieve greatness in your career, success is here for you earn & own.
As the General Manager, you are responsible for everything and everybody in your restaurant. You are the leader of the entire business.
You are the champion of all culinary and hospitality Management responsibilities.
You are responsible for sales growth, cost controls, adherence of all standards, development & retention of your team, repairs & maintenance as well as involvement in the annual budgeting process.
The two primary goals for the business are; Profitable Growth in Guest Counts & Greater Retention of Team Members.
This is a full-time Salaried Management position reporting directly to the Regional Operations Leader.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: $75,000.00-$127,500.00 per year
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