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Roccos Doughnuts Company

Part Time Baker - Roccos Doughnut Company

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A Baker assembles ingredients and bakes breads, pastries, or a variety of other baked goods. May specialize in baking a particular product, such as bread or cakes, or specialize in a particular style of baking. Works in an independent bakery, restaurant, grocery store, or food manufacturing facility.

$39,410 / year median in Massachusetts

+10% projected growth

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Job Description

Part Time Baker
  • Rocco's Doughnut Company Roccos Doughnuts Company Westborough, MA Job Details Part-time $18
  • $20 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid training Paid sick time Qualifications Bakery experience Food service closing procedures Food service workstation cleanliness Packing Food service cleaning Moving No experience needed Frying Baked goods Entry level Under 1 year Full Job Description [Westborough]
  • Part-Time
  • No experience necessary — we'll teach you Fridays and Saturdays, 2:00 PM
  • 8:00 PM. 12 hours a week. $[18.00
  • $20.00] per hour Two shifts a week on our two busiest days. If you've got weekdays tied up with school or another job and you want steady weekend hours doing something real, this is a good fit. The Schedule Friday and Saturday, 2:00 PM
  • 8:00 PM.
Both days, every week. These are the two days we need the most help, so this isn't a rotating or on-call role — it's the same twelve hours every week. Some nights run a little past 8:00 when we're finishing up. You're paid for every minute you're here. What the Work Looks Like You're coming in for the back half of the day, which means production plus the close: Frying, glazing, filling, and packing through the afternoon rush. Breaking down and cleaning equipment at the end of the night. Lifting and moving [50 lb] ingredient bags and loaded racks. On your feet the whole shift in a hot kitchen. The close is the heaviest part of the shift, and it's most of why this role exists. If cleaning at the end of a long day isn't something you're willing to own, this isn't the job. What We're Looking For You show up. Twelve hours a week only works if we can count on both of them. You take direction well. We'll teach you everything — you just have to be coachable. You work through the end of the shift , not toward the clock. You can commit to Saturdays. Every week. What You Get $[18.00
  • $20.
00] per hour , paid weekly Paid training from day one Paid breaks — your whole shift is on the clock Paid sick time , accruing from your first day Free doughnuts A way in. If you want more hours down the road, weekend people are the first ones we look at when a full-time spot opens.

Benefits

  • Sick Leave
  • Professional Development
  • Dental Insurance