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Turndown Attendant

The Ritz-Carlton

Salary undisclosed

Chicago, IL, United StatesFull-timeOn-siteIntermediate

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Description

This position offers health care

Benefits

, retirement

, earned paid time off (including sick leave where applicable), life insurance, disability coverage, and other life and work wellness

.

may be subject to generally applicable eligibility waiting period, contribution, and other

Requirements

and conditions.

Benefits

  • paid time off
  • life insurance
  • sick leave

About this role

The Ritz-Carlton's Turndown Attendant role in Chicago is a full-time, in-person position focused on evening housekeeping and guest room preparation. This is an entry-level hospitality role that involves readying guest rooms for the night, typically working shifts that align with guest check-in and evening service times.

The position comes with a comprehensive benefits package including health care, retirement plans, paid time off with sick leave, life insurance, and disability coverage. These benefits are standard across the company, though eligibility may depend on tenure and other standard employment conditions. This role suits someone seeking stable full-time hospitality work with established benefits in a luxury hotel environment.

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