Restaurant Team Member / Cashier - 16/17 years old+ (No Experience Required)

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Restaurant Team Member / Cashier - 16/17 years old+ (No Experience Required)

At Panera, we prioritize our team members. If you're searching for an environment where you can thrive, feel valued, be authentic, enjoy excellent benefits, and have fun along the way, this is the perfect opportunity for you. We're committed to helping you achieve success every day in every aspect.
Prepare to elevate your career and join our enjoyable atmosphere, where you will contribute to making familiar experiences exceptional! At Panera, the best part of bread is sharing it.

What’s In It for You?

  • Competitive pay and eligibility for team tips
  • Complimentary on-shift meals and unlimited fountain drinks
  • Flexible and reliable work schedules
  • Paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays for full-time employees
  • Access to medical, dental, vision, life insurance, pet insurance, and 401(k) with matching
  • Opportunities for career advancement and leadership development
  • Tuition discounts
  • Special perks and rewards for team members
  • Assistance program for team members
  • And much more!

As a Panera Retail Team Member Cashier, you are the welcoming face our guests encounter first—you’re consistently friendly and inviting. You’ll assist with orders meticulously, create a comforting experience for guests, and ensure they leave with a smile.

As a Cashier, Your Role Includes:

  • Promptly and accurately assisting guests with their orders.
  • Being knowledgeable about our menu and special Limited Time Offers.
  • Providing outstanding guest service in all scenarios.
  • Being aware of daily priorities.
  • Maintaining a positive outlook while handling each task, including the challenging ones, and adapting to changes when necessary.
  • Contributing to our Culture of warmth, belonging, growth, and trust

This Opportunity Is for You If:

  • Minimum age requirement: 16 years old.
  • Completion of basic food safety training and knowledge (including Food Handler’s Card, as legally mandated).
  • Ability to adapt and learn in a fast-paced atmosphere.
  • Availability for flexible hours, including nights and weekends in a dynamic environment with changing priorities.
  • Serving as an ambassador of our Guiding Values and Behaviors by spreading smiles, growing and learning collectively, finding solutions and taking initiative, collaborating and succeeding as a team, celebrating achievements, and appreciating others.

While working in this position, Cashiers are regularly expected to:

  • Lift, carry, push, or pull objects weighing up to 25 pounds.
  • Stand and walk for durations of up to 6 hours.
  • Communicate effectively and understand directions from guests and colleagues in a bustling environment.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Disabled/Veterans

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