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## Overview **Essential Duties and Responsibilities:** This position will set up for the event; taking beverage orders and collecting money for drinks served. Check identification of customers to confirm that they are of legal age. Limit the amount of alcohol served to customers, if necessary, due to excessive drinking. Keep bar stocked, clean glasses, utensils and bar equipment. Clean bars, work areas and tables and empty trash receptacles. Mix ingredients such as liquor, soda and water in order to prepare cocktails and other drinks. Work with Assistant Catering Manager responsible for alcohol service to order liquors and supplies. The incumbent must have reliable transportation, hold a valid driver’s license and be at least 18 years old. Must be able to lift at least 60lbs and perform other duties as assigned. **Salary:** The salary range for this position is $20 per hour, no tips. This position does not have benefits. ## Description The University of Connecticut has an opening for non-state, per-diem Bartenders. This position will be scheduled on an “as needed basis” and will need to be available to work Friday and Saturday nights during the summer at our Avery Point Campus. Under the direction of the assigned manager, this position is responsible for the preparation and distribution of alcohol at any University Catering event. On rare occasions, duties may involve off campus events to include the Storrs Campus. ## Requirements **Minimum Qualifications:** - At least 3 months of bartending experience - Verifiable customer service experience - Demonstrated ability to multitask **Preferred Qualifications:** - TIPS or TAM Certified
Salary estimate
$20 – $20/yr
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Skills for this role
Communication
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