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Job Title: Bottle Stop ClerkBottle Stop ClerkAbout the job Bottle Stop ClerkThe Bottle Stop Clerk will assist in operating the Bottle Stop on a daily basis and will be responsible for achieving the standards and goals set by Canad Inns while working closely with a variety of different people. Work as a hands-on employee assisting in every area as needed, providing inventory expertise and selection knowledge in a fast-paced work operation. Working as part of a team, the Bottle Stop Clerk will have a direct impact on the general success of both the Bottle Stop and Canad Inns.Responsibilities:Answer all guest inquiries in a friendly and polite manner.Assist with beer permit deliveries.Complete all shift duties as outlined on the shift checklist.Maintain inventory levels.Receive deliveries and sign for accuracy.All other duties as assigned.Qualifications:Availability to work a variety of different shifts including days, evenings, and weekends.Willing to learn and take direction.Enjoy meeting and talking to a variety of different people.Our benefits to support your success:Employee Canadvantage Rewards Program.Employee Discounts, including meal, room rates, and more!Educational "Scholarships" and financial assistance.Employee Events including Staff BBQs, Holiday Parties, Sporting Events, Contests, Prize Draws and more!About Canad Inns:Canad Inns is Manitoba's premier Hospitality Service Provider, with a presence in Winnipeg, Brandon, Portage la Prairie, and Grand Forks. As a leading player in the hospitality industry, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional service and excellence to our valued guests. At Canad Inns, we operate with dedication to mutual trust and respect, honesty, openness, and the highest ethical standards across all facets of our business. We believe in fostering lasting relationships, both with our guests and within our dynamic team.Our work culture thrives on the principles of collaboration, a positive environment where employees can achieve success. Valuing the unique talents of each team member, we encourage personal development and growth. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace and believe in the strength that comes from embracing unique perspectives and experiences. Carefully selecting our team members, we invest in the growth and well-being of those who become part of our company.We provide reasonable accommodations to qualified persons with disabilities following Canad Inns standards.Thank you for considering a career with Canad Inns. We look forward to reviewing your application and potentially welcoming you to our team. Location Winnipeg , MB Work location On site Salary $ 15.00 to $ 28.85 HOUR hourly Terms of employment Permanent employment Full time Starts as soon as possible vacancies 1 vacancy Source CareerBeacon #65f6f049-b5d0-4038-84d8-7a874c4505bb Various locations Winnipeg, MB
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