Commissary Prep Cook Stella's Table

Commissary Prep Cook

Part Time • Stella's Table
Stella's Table – Prep Cook Description
Suser Restaurant Group is devised of Sparkie's Kitchen & Bar, Stella's Table, Union 212 & Street Side Cafe'. The Commissary Prep Cook will assist in daily prep lists for all of our locations, caterings and food truck events, in our off-site kitchen located in Highland. The ideal candidate should be a hard-working, driven individual with an eagerness to learn and follow instruction.  We offer a unique, fun environment - an outstanding opportunity for someone with the desire to be part of a rapidly growing company with a people driven culture.
 
Compensation: $14.00 - $16.00 per hour

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Benefits

Health Benefits- Health, Dental, Vision and Prescription
Management: Health, Dental, Vision after 60 days.

Full Time Employees: Health Benefit program.

Paid Vacation/Paid Time Off Program
Salaried are eligible for 1 week of Vacation after 6 months and 2 weeks after 1 year of Service.

Vacation time available steadily increases over your length of Employment.

Education Reimbursement
After 90 days. Must be in restaurant Field and based on GPA. Up to $500.00 per semester.
Career Guidance
We encourage all of our team members who want to make a career in our field to explore the many opportunities we have for career advancement.
Team Recognition & Engagement Program
Benefit from the Employee Recognition and Rewards Platform with Bucketlist Rewards. Bucketlist Rewards makes it easy and fun to recognize and reward one another for milestones, achievements, and a job well done.

Bucketlist enables companies to reward employees the way they actually want. With Bucketlist you can recognize and reward your colleagues for the great work taking place and help them achieve what matters most in life.

The goal is to help build a great culture, increase recognition and make the organization into an amazing place to work.
Restaurant Discounts
50% discount on employee meals and 20% discount when dining in or carryout at all our concepts. Sparkies Kitchen & Bar, Stella's Table, Union 212 and Street Side Cafe.
401K Program
All employees are eligible for our Company Matched 401k and Roth 401k program. Company matches vest once contributions are made. Investments are handled by John Hancock Must be 18 years old to participate and have 6 months of service.
Weekly Paychecks
Get Paid every week on Friday!