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Other / Food / Restaurant
Web Access No.1825645
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Other
Food / Restaurant
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We are looking for a chef for our new business.
Shunji
- Company Message
- Shunji in Santa Monica is looking for someone who can help make the restaurant a success.
We are a small restaurant with only 7 seats at the counter, but we have customers from all over the US and the world as well as LA.
We are looking for a kitchen chef or someone with experience in sushi, passionate about cooking, and meticulous about their work.
If you want to open your own restaurant in the future, we welcome you.
Job Summary
- Employment Status
- Other
- Job Type
- Food / Restaurant
- Required Language
- English/Japanese
- Number of Positions
- a few
- Work Location
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3003 Ocean Park blvd, Santa Moncia, CA, 90405 US
- Work Hours
- 10:00～23:00
- Work Hours (Details)
- Sunday and Monday off
Working hours to be discussed at the time of interview.
- Job Description
- Menu preparation, cooking, in-betweens, stocking, customer service, clean-up, etc.
- Compensation
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Discussed at Interview
- Compensation (Details)
- Salary Plus Tip
- Benefits
- negotiable
Selection
- Application Method
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- Posting Period
- 2024/05/07 (Tue) - 2024/06/07 (Fri)
8 days left
* Application period may close early depending on the situation.
- Preservation of Job Applicant's rights and equal opportunity employment
- Hiring companies shall not discriminate any applicants in regards to employment and any other benefits based on their race, skin color, religion, gender, sexual preference, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, citizen status, genetics, and any other category protected by laws. Moreover, hiring companies shall comply with the laws of respective countries and regions in determining employment conditions such as compensation and holidays. Should you find any violation of this policy, please contact us.
