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A part-time morning cleaning position at Shabu-Yo, the Skylark group's all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu buffet restaurant, preparing the dining room and buffet corner before the store opens. The store is a new Shabu-Yo opening, so the whole crew starts at the same time; until the opening, staff can work at nearby Skylark group restaurants. There is almost no customer contact and the routine is the same each morning.
Tasks include sweeping and mopping the dining floor, wiping and arranging tables and chairs, cleaning the entrance and waiting area and its glass, simple cleaning of restrooms and washbasins, wiping down the vegetable and condiment buffet area, collecting and sorting trash and changing bins, and light cleaning outside. Training starts with the simplest jobs, backed by video manuals and a trainer working alongside on the first day.
No previous experience is required: the posting welcomes first-time part-timers and is open to people with no prior work experience.
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