Bartender
The Ritz-Carlton
Salary undisclosed
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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 bartender role in Denver is a full-time, in-house position within a luxury hospitality environment. This is a hands-on bartending job where you'll be preparing and serving drinks in one of the hospitality industry's most recognized settings.
The company provides a comprehensive benefits package that includes health care, retirement plans, paid time off with sick leave, life and disability insurance, and wellness programs. These benefits come with standard eligibility requirements and waiting periods typical of large hospitality employers.
If you're an experienced bartender seeking stability and benefits within an upscale hotel setting, this role offers the security of full-time employment and the professional environment that comes with the Ritz-Carlton brand.
Typical pay for this role
$40,000
Typical range: $20,000 to $40,000
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Pay for this role
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