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7-Eleven
KADOGAWAOZUE セブン-イレブン 門川尾末店
Features
- Masks provided
- Number of working days per week negotiable
- Short working hours
- Long-term work available
- Working on Saturdays and Sundays welcome
- Weekday-only shifts available
- Within 5 minutes of bus stop
- Experience not required
- Persons with experience welcome
- Homemakers welcome
- Students welcome
- Job-hopping part-timers welcome
- Double-jobber welcome
- Special staff benefits are provided
- Commuting by car OK
- Commuting by motorcycle OK
- Commuting by bicycle OK
- Job training available
- Promotion to full-time employment at 7-11 store possible
- Pay raise possible
- No smoking indoors
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Available work shift / Salary
(1)6:00 ～ 9:00
Basic hourly pay 831 yen (Under training 821 yen )
Hourly pay for senior high school students 831 yen (Under training 821 yen )
Training period 10 days
Minimum working days per week : 3 days or more
Minimum working hours per day : 3 hours or longer(2)17:00 ～ 22:00
Basic hourly pay 825 yen (Under training 825 yen )
Hourly pay for senior high school students 825 yen (Under training 821 yen )
Training period 10 days
Minimum working days per week : 2 days or more
Minimum working hours per day : 5 hours or longer -
Area
〒889-0611
宮崎県東臼杵郡門川町大字門川尾末８４８４－１３
KADOGAWA, HIGASHIUSUKI, MIYAZAKI
Job information
Vibrant voices and smiles are vital at register counter services. Barcode scanning can easily be handled even if you have no previous experience!
This 7-Eleven store has long been closely tied to the local community and is loved by customers. Most customers come from the local neighborhood and are familiar with our faces, which makes work more fulfilling. We enjoy greeting and communicating with them. Why not work at our store where customers make you smile?
10:00-19:00 (Phone calls and job interviews are conducted only in Japanese.)