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Hard Rock hires for Pike Street cafe opening in February
Posted by Melissa Allison
Most retailers hire before the holidays, but Hard Rock Cafe is holding a job fair in January to staff a two-story location with a "rustic refined" design that's scheduled to open at 116 Pike Street in February.
It needs 140 servers, bartenders, bussers, cooks, hosts and retail associates.
The job fair will be at the 415 Westlake Building on Westlake Avenue North on Monday, Jan. 11, through Jan. 16 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Candidates must be 19 and older with a government-issued ID.
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