Piazza's Fine Foods

DELI CLERK - Palo Alto

Palo Alto, CA
Part Time to Full Time
Deli Department
Mid Level

Piazza's Fine Foods (www.piazzasfinefoods.com), an upscale, family-owned grocery store, is seeking part time/full time deli clerks for our Spanish friendly Deli Department in the San Mateo store.

We offer a 20% discount on purchases throughout the store; union benefits (medical, dental, and vision for all part-time/full time employees and their family members); paid vacation, paid holidays, and personal days; paid sick leave; retirement plan and above union-scale compensation.

Example of Duties

We are looking for customer service gurus, who can work quickly to keep up with our fast-paced environment and juggle multiple tasks, including:

  • Custom-order sandwich preparation

  • Slicing deli meats

  • Preparing meats and vegetables for cooking

  • Overseeing hot food and salad bars

  • Preparing and displaying food

  • Operating various types of mixing, frying, and baking equipment

The Deli Clerk may be assigned to perform other tasks in addition to those listed.

Requirements, Skills and Experience:

  • Must be able to use standard deli equipment correctly and safely: knives; slicing and labeling machines.

  • Follow all safety rules and regulations.

  • Open schedule is preferred; weekends and holidays are necessary.

  • Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 lbs.; stand, bend, reach, twist, and turn for up to 4 hours continuously.

  • Preferred hours - 11am to 9pm and at least one weekend day

  • Must be 18 years of age or older.

Background Checks Required for some New Hires.

Job Type: Part time/Full time

Salary: $17.75 to $20.50 /hour' ' This Job Is:

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  • A good job for someone just entering the workforce or returning to the workforce with limited experience and education

  • A job for which all ages, including older job seekers, are encouraged to apply

  • Open to applicants who do not have a college diploma

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