Guest Room Attendant, Kitchen Utility Help, Cafeteria attendant

Work Description: Please note that this job offer has a supplemental attachment with more details about your job and getting to the Grand Canyon. Your position: The jobs being offered include Guest Room Attendant (GRA: housekeeping; $7.50/hr; cleaning hotel guest rooms for guest occupancy); Kitchen Utility (KU: $7.50/hr; Dish machine operation, pot washing, kitchen sanitation); and Cafeteria Attendant ($7.50/hr; clearing tables, washing dishes, preparing food, serving food). The jobs are physically demanding and you must be able to bend, kneel, and lift frequently during the course of a regular workday. Other positions that may be available include Retail Clerk, Prep Cook, and others, depending on your arrival date, how long you can stay, and your English speaking capabilities.

Everyone is tested for drug use prior to being housed. It is a simple urine test. If the test strip shows positive the sample must be sent to the lab for analysis and you won't be checked into housing or employed without a negative result from the lab, which takes 3 to 5 days. It is extremely important that you are able to pass the pre-employment drug test or you will not be housed or employed. Drug testing also takes place after accidents, for cause, and at random. Uniform/Dress Code: Please maintain a neat and clean appearance at all times. Long hair should be tied back and tattoos and unconventional piercings should not be visible. One earring in each ear is allowed while in uniform; no other visible piercing is allowed. You should wear comfortable, close toed shoes such as sneakers while working. A company uniform will be provided at no charge consisting of shirt/blouse and pants. Salary Per Hour: $7.50

Overtime Information: Possible but not guaranteed.

Work Hours: 6-10 hours per day, 5-6 days per week. There are no guarantees of minimum hours. Weather conditions, and economic trends can affect business and hours worked can vary according to uncontrollable circumstances. You'll average at least 30 to 40 hours per week. During the month of September, it is very likely you'll work some overtime. Accommodation Cost: 16

Accommodation Description: Housing is dormitory-style with 2 or 3 people per room or cabin, and costs a maximum of $16 per week (40 cents per hour). There are a few rooms that will accommodate a mixed-gender couple but there is no guarantee that this will be available the day you walk in the door. If your employer knows ahead of time who wants to be housed together, that helps. So--if you have a roommate request before you get here, let the employer know and your employer will do their best to place you in the same dorm room together. Understand that the employer cannot GUARANTEE you will be housed together. Meals can be eaten at the Employee Cafeteria (E-café) for employee prices; and you may eat in the guest cafeterias at a 50% discount. If you buy 3 meals a day at the cafeterias, you will spend probably $5 to $8 per day for food. There is a grocery store here and you may have food in your room. Although there are no kitchens for you tousle, you may use a dormitory microwave (available in the common areas), or you may choose to have a slow-cooking pot or rice cooker in your room because it does not have an exposed heating element. No cooking on hot plates in dorm rooms or cabins!-due to fire danger.