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Valet Park of America is seeking valet attendants in Danbury, CT for full-time or part-time day shifts. Primary duties include greeting guests, parking vehicles, and representing the company with a customer-first attitude.
Base pay starts at $16.69/hour with tips expected to bring earnings to $20–$22/hour. Most shifts run weekdays 7am–6pm; additional weekend availability is required.
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Part-time Regular Danbury, CT, Danbury, CT, US
22 days ago Requisition ID: 2177
Salary Range: $20.00 To $22.00 Hourly
Valet Park of America Seeking Valet Attendants in Danbury, CT
Looking for full-time work (with benefits) or part-time work in addition to another job or school? Are you customer service friendly? Do you like the outdoors?
If so then Valet Park of America is looking for you to work and become part of our growing team.
Pay: Potential to earn $20-$22 and more to start.
Base pay is $16.69/hour, and Valets can expect to earn $3-$5/hour (or more!)
Hours: We are seeking an attendant that can work FT or PT. Most shifts are Monday-Fridays within the operating hours of 7am-6pm.
More information will be discussed at the interview.
Why work for VPA?
General purpose – The primary purpose of this position is to greet and assist customers, park their vehicles, and be a visible representative of the establishment we provide services for. After parking the vehicle, the attendant will run back to their station and be prepared to assist the next patron.
Minimum Requirements: – All Valet Attendants are required to:
Physical Demands:
Work environment – Outdoors for the duration of the shift. Inclement weather (hot, cold, precipitation, etc.) will significantly impact the employees' work environment. Shifts will not be canceled due to inclement weather and all employees will be required to attend their scheduled shifts, and maintain a high quality of work despite weather conditions.
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