STAFF NEEDED - Casual Croupiers for Funny Money Casino Events
We are a Funny Money Casino business looking for well presented, outgoing people who can learn quickly.
Must have own transport - not restricted as events finish after 10pm.
Generally staff have a great time - hardly like working!!
Ongoing work will be offered for the right candidate.
First event THIS THURSDAY in Havelock North
Required 5.30pm for full training.
Event is 6pm - 10pm.
Paid cash on the night.
Dress requirements; Collared Shirt suitable for tie (long sleeved white or black shirt preferred - but will accept short sleeved or another colour if this is all you have available).
Tidy trousers or skirt (prefer black).
Tidy, practical shoes (prefer black), no sneakers.
Vest, hat and tie supplied for event.
Over 18's please.
Capable of communicating fluently in English is essential.
No experience necessary as full training given but must be confident to handle Blackjack.
Note: This is funny money (fake money) so not too complicated.
Need to be able to 'handle' a crowd at events where alcohol is generally involved.
Message me with recent photo and a quick note of why you think you might be suited and why you would enjoy this job.
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