Food Service Cashier

Description:
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Position: Food Service Cashier

Job Duties and Responsibilities:
• Greet customers.
• Inform customers of their bill and ask if they will pay in cash or through credit card.
• Take payments and tender change.
• Process credit card payments and ensure that customers sign counter slips.
• Make sure that credit cards are returned to customers once they have been successfully swiped
• Assist counter staff in packing ready orders and handing them to customers.
• Ensure that the counter area is kept clean and organized at all times.
• Service customers' requests and complaints and make sure that any serious complaint is brought to the notice of the manager.
• Restock workstation with supplies and ensure that any item not in stock is communicated to the manager.
• Tally cash at the end of each shift and handle discrepancies according to company policies.
• Ensure that sufficient change has been procured from the bank prior to shift.

The Company:
Lessing's Hospitality Group is comprised of over 100 locations throughout the Northeast and Florida. Lessing's operates 21 wedding and catering venues, 16 full-service restaurants, over 75 corporate and academic dining centers, a historic inn, and a presidential yacht. Steeped in over 130 years of tradition, Lessing's Hospitality Group's focus is on providing each guest and client with unique, personalized experiences and remarkable hospitality.

Salary Range (NY only): $16.50 - $18.00 per hour
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