u/Fluid_Airport3385

Looking for a reliable person to join our team of sandwich makers at uptown deli!

You'd be working the closing shift till midnight but start time is flexible between 2pm-6pm

We are looking for someone who wants to work about 4-5 days a week.

Deli experience is a plus but this is more of a costumer service based job. If you've had previous experience working in a kitchen or assembly line restaurants like Chipotle Subway you would be a great fit. We are dealing with hundreds of customers on a daily. Some people want to be chatty, some people are having a bad day. it's our job to read the room and deliver a great product.

We have lots of fun in the deli but also work hard and if you are looking for something different than corporate style restaurants this is for you!

Offering $16-18 dollars an hour depending on experience

We are looking to fill this position within the month of July!

Let's set up an interview and id love to tell you more about the job!

Please private message me here with your resume and phone #. You can also call the store and ask for Jaden

Looking forward to bringing on a new team member!

[Edit] -not June 1st but immediate move in during June anytime

My wife and I pretty Much have been screwed by 2 leasing companies this past month. Lost our applications in the system and totally ghosted us. Then the other told us we secured the apartment until approval because we paid the app fees. Then they called us two days later and said someone actually applied before you and they will probably get approved 1st... Anyway we desperately need some leads ext

Max budget for rent is around $1600

Looking for a 1 year lease or sublease with option to renew

Hello, im taking the job hunt to reddit!

Im currently working for a moving company on the north side but relocating down to hyde park next month. Ive been working in restaurants for the past like 10 years and did a stint as a butcher and delicatessen. I also do freelance Audio engineering, post production editing for short film,commercial. Would love any suggestions or pointers!