# Server (NOC: 65200)Full Time694156 NB INC. o/a Kuro Sushi344 Main Street, Unit A, Shediac, NB E4P 2E8, New BrunswickPosted Apr 16, 2026Closes Apr 16, 2027Never pay merely to view a vacancy, apply, attend an interview or receive a job offer. Report requests for money, gift cards, cryptocurrency, passwords or banking information.Job ID105164Job NOC65200Wage$17.00 hourly## Job DescriptionEmployer: 694156 NB INC. o/a Kuro SushiJob Title: Server (NOC: 65200)Terms of Employment: Permanent, Full-Time PositionWage: $17.00 per hourWork Hours: 35 hours per weekVacancies: 1Vacation Pay: 4% of gross wagesLocation: 344 Main Street, Unit A, Shediac, NB E4P 2E8Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Greet customers and present menus- Make recommendations and answer questions regarding food and beverages- Take customers’ orders and relay them to kitchen staff- Serve food and beverages to customers- Address of customer concerns- Prepare bills and process payments- Clear and clean tables, trays, and chairs- Maintain a clean and organized dining areaEducation: Academic: Secondary (high) school graduation certificate is requiredExperience: Experience is an assetFlexible work shift: Morning, Day, Evening, WeekendWork conditions and physical capabilities: Fast-paced environment; Attention to detailPersonal suitability: Client focus; Flexibility; Reliability; Team playerApply via Email: Please send your resume at slki.park@gmail.com\\*\\* 694156 NB INC o/a Kuro Sushi is committed to inclusive and barrier-free recruitment. We encourageapplications from Canadians and permanent residents, as well as from youth, women, persons withdisabilities, Indigenous persons, visible minorities and newcomers. Canadians and permanent residents willbe given priority.## Employment TermsPermanent Employment## Education RequirementSecondary (high) school graduation certificate## Experience RequirementExperience an asset## Language RequirementEnglish## Target GroupsWe welcome applications from qualified candidates, including Indigenous applicants, mature workers, youth who may face barriers to employment, veterans, newcomers and persons with disabilities. Applicants may choose whether to self-identify.