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7-Eleven
MINORIHAKARI セブン-イレブン 美野里羽刈店
Features
- Masks provided
- Number of working days per week negotiable
- Long-term work available
- Working on Saturdays and Sundays welcome
- Weekday-only shifts available
- Experience not required
- Persons with experience welcome
- Homemakers welcome
- Students welcome
- Job-hopping part-timers welcome
- Double-jobber welcome
- Commuting by car OK
- Commuting by motorcycle OK
- Commuting by bicycle OK
- Job training available
- No smoking indoors
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Available work shift / Salary
(1)13:00 ～ 18:00
Basic hourly pay 920 yen (Under training 880 yen )
Training period 14 days
Minimum working days per week : 1 days or more
Minimum working hours per day : 5 hours or longer(2)22:00 ～ 6:00
Basic hourly pay 1,150 yen (Under training 1,099 yen )
Training period 14 days
Minimum working days per week : 1 days or more
Minimum working hours per day : 7 hours or longer(3)22:00 ～ 2:00
Basic hourly pay 1,150 yen (Under training 1,099 yen )
Training period 14 days
Minimum working days per week : 1 days or more
Minimum working hours per day : 4 hours or longer -
Area
〒319-0121
茨城県小美玉市羽刈３９７－２２
OMITAMA, IBARAKI
Job information
Selectable shifts satisfy your lifestyle with time for housework, hobbies, culture lessons, school and more. Make money in your spare time.
Job openings are available for seven-eleven convenience store staff. The job mainly includes register checkout, customer service and sales, moving goods from the stockroom and displaying them, in-store cleaning, etc. We also handle various services such as public utility bill payment, parcel delivery and simple cooking of oden and fried food. Selective work hours and work days satisfy both your work time and private time needs. Please feel free to request work shift adjustments.
10:00-19:00 (Phone calls and job interviews are conducted only in Japanese.)