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Circus Cooperative Cafe
Worker-owner Candidate
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What they do
A Laundry Worker washes, dries, and folds clothes for customers at a laundromat. Works in a commercial laundry or for a company that provides laundry services for businesses, including hospitals, hotels and other businesses that use large quantities of linens.
$35,290 / year median in Massachusetts
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Circus Coop is a worker-owned cafe just outside of Harvard Square. We are seeking compassionate, creative, and hard-working individuals with kitchen and/or barista experience who are interested in collective self-management.
Upon hiring, you will begin a six-month candidacy period, during which you will train on multiple stations, attend monthly general meetings, and get a feel for what it means to be a worker-owner. All members are entitled to a slice of our profits and equal voting rights on business decisions. The minimum number of hours per week to be considered for worker-ownership is 21. Weekend availability is highly preferred, and we may be able to offer 1-2 regular days off per week to meet your scheduling needs. Our base hourly rate is $16.32 + tips (which usually average out to $6-$7/hr), with a guaranteed effective rate of $20.60.Ideally, you already have some sort of experience with democratic governance and/or cafe management. If that's not you, but you are prepared to use your skills and dedication to take literal ownership of your work, we would love to hear from you!
Upon hiring, you will begin a six-month candidacy period, during which you will train on multiple stations, attend monthly general meetings, and get a feel for what it means to be a worker-owner. All members are entitled to a slice of our profits and equal voting rights on business decisions. The minimum number of hours per week to be considered for worker-ownership is 21. Weekend availability is highly preferred, and we may be able to offer 1-2 regular days off per week to meet your scheduling needs. Our base hourly rate is $16.32 + tips (which usually average out to $6-$7/hr), with a guaranteed effective rate of $20.60.Ideally, you already have some sort of experience with democratic governance and/or cafe management. If that's not you, but you are prepared to use your skills and dedication to take literal ownership of your work, we would love to hear from you!