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King's Seafood Company is seeking dedicated Busser crewmembers in Henderson, Nevada, who thrive in a fast-paced environment. This role involves setting and clearing tables, maintaining cleanliness, and providing excellent service to guests. Ideal candidates are at least 18 years old and possess some high school education, along with a CA Food Handler’s Card.
The position offers both part-time and full-time employment with a pay range of $300 to $900 per week, based on tips and scheduled hours. Join a team that values growth opportunities and a strong company culture!
King's Fish House invites you to the House that Seafood Built. We value hospitality from the heart and spectacular seafood dishes to delight our guests. Join our world-class team!
Employment type: Part Time & Full Time Busser crewmembers average pay is $300 - $900 per week. This is minimum wage ($12) plus tip share. The advertised expected range is an estimate and is based on current take-home averages. It is based on schedule flexibility and availability is not guaranteed.
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The Busser is one of the most supportive roles in the restaurant. As part of the service team, you impact the guest throughout their whole experience. From setting tables to communicating with other work groups, we would not be successful without collaboration. As a busser you will work in a fast-paced environment, using multitasking to execute each shift to the standards of service.
All crewmembers provide friendly, helpful and knowledgeable guest service that goes above and beyond at all times. Each crewmember contributes and excels in a team service environment. You will be responsible for understanding and following all company standards and guidelines, and performing opening, ongoing, and closing side-work duties.
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