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Foodland Super Market, Ltd. is hiring a part-time Fish Cutter in Hawaii to stock and cut seafood, assist customers, and maintain freshness. Evening and weekend availability is strongly preferred and on-island candidates are prioritized. Training/apprentice programs may apply and relocation is not provided.
The role offers an hourly wage, a comprehensive benefits package, and a team-focused environment in which accuracy and safety are valued.
Job Category: Customer Service
Requisition Number: APPRE001373
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**At this time we are considering on-island candidates only and relocation assistance is not provided.**
Pay: From $18.37
Job-Type: Part -Time (24+ hours)
Evening and weekend availability is strongly preferred. Candidates with open availability will be prioritized for next steps.
Foodland Super Market, Ltdis locally owned and operated and has been doing business in Hawai`i for over 75 years. Foodland is strongly committed to sharing our passion for extraordinary service, unmatched quality and innovation, and delivering exceptional food and shopping experiences to inspire our community.
This is an hourly position and we offer a comprehensive benefits package (specifics vary based on position and classification).
Fish Cutters are responsible but are not limited to the below:
Qualifications and requirements:
With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status, marital status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
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High School or better.
Grocery Store Environment
Culinary
Knife Skills
Fish Cutting
Equal Opportunity Employer
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