Housekeeper (Part-time), Phoenix

Housekeeper (Part-time), Phoenix

at WanderJaunt Phoenix, Arizona, United States Hiring Immediately, multiple openings for part-time weekend housekeepers!

Compensation and Benefits

• Pay starts at $15.50-$17.00 / hr based on experience, paid weekly
• Signing bonus of $500 (paid 90 days after hire)
• Scheduled raises of $0.35-$0.75 / hr every 6 months for qualified performers
• Monthly performance bonus (typically $100-$200)
• Employer-paid health insurance with dental and vision
• 401K
• Travel time to properties is paid, as well as prep time in the office
• Use of company vans
• Snacks and drinks in office

WHO YOU ARE

Housekeeper Job Responsibilities :

• Perform a variety of housekeeping activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting and polishing
• Ensure all properties are cared for and inspected according to standards
• Check stocking levels of all consumables and replace when appropriate
• Maintain all cleaning equipment, supplies, and products; ensure safe and sanitary storage and care of products
• Change linens and gather used linens such as sheets or towels for laundering
• Report repairs and replacements needed when encountered
• Work closely with leadership to identify and implement ideas that will improve the way we do things.

Your Qualifications :

• Hard working, professional, strong attention to detail, and courteous
• You must :
• have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record
• be able to speak and read English
• have legal authorization to work in the United States
• be willing to submit to a Criminal Background Check

Building Inclusive Environments

We strive to create a world where everyone feels at home, whether theyre on the road, at work, or in their local community.

We value the input and experiences of people from all walks and stages of life and incorporate this ethos in all we do. By drawing on unique perspectives we can build environments that are safe, comforting, and empowering starting with our own home.

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