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Lottery Attendant

Albany, OR ยท On-site

$15.55/hr

Lottery attendants must have positive Guest interactions, ensure that lottery players have a clean, comfortable environment in which to play, ensure that if food is ordered, the Guest is delighted ...

Lottery Cashier

Floriston, CA ยท On-site

$13.25 - $18/hr

Lottery Cashiers are responsible for cash handling and processing and redeeming California Lottery tickets. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following: (Other duties may be assigned)

Careers at Oregon Lottery

Salem, OR ยท On-site

$11.75 - $16/hr

Oregon State Lottery Salary Range: 2,406.00 - 19,235.00 Position Type: Contingent Worker Position Title: Careers at Oregon Lottery The Oregon Lottery is a successful, fast paced, revenue producing ...

LOTTERY REGIONAL MANAGER

Baltimore, MD ยท On-site

$76K - $98K/yr

Introduction The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency (MLGCA) serves as one of the largest revenue sources for the State of Maryland, supporting important state programs and services including ...

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How much do lottery jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for lottery in the United States is $13.46, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $11.30 and $15.38 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Lottery vs Ticket Seller?

AspectLotteryTicket Seller
Required CredentialsNone or minimal; often state-specific licensingNone; may require basic training or licensing depending on jurisdiction
Work EnvironmentLottery offices, retail locations, online platformsRetail stores, convenience shops, lottery outlets
Employer & Industry UsageState or national lottery organizationsRetail businesses, convenience stores, lottery vendors
Common Search & ComparisonLottery vs Ticket Seller

The main difference is that a Lottery typically refers to the game or the organization that manages the draw, while a Ticket Seller is the individual who sells lottery tickets to players. Ticket Sellers are the frontline employees facilitating lottery sales, whereas Lottery roles may involve management, administration, or game design. Both roles are essential in the lottery industry but differ in responsibilities and work settings.

What is a lottery job?

Lottery jobs are positions within organizations that operate or regulate state or national lottery systems. These roles can include sales representatives, security personnel, marketing specialists, customer service agents, and auditors who ensure fair play and compliance with regulations. Employees may work for government-run lotteries, private lottery operators, or retailers selling lottery tickets. The main goal of lottery jobs is to manage the sale, promotion, security, and integrity of lottery games while contributing to revenue generation for public programs.

What are some unique challenges faced by lottery sales representatives, and how can they overcome them?

Lottery sales representatives often face the challenge of meeting sales targets in a highly regulated environment while maintaining responsible gaming standards. They must stay updated on product changes and compliance requirements, and effectively communicate with diverse retail partners to ensure proper promotion and display of lottery products. Building strong relationships with store owners and providing ongoing training helps overcome these challenges. Adaptability and strong organizational skills are key to thriving in this fast-paced, customer-centric role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a lottery retailer?

To thrive as a Lottery Retailer, you need strong customer service skills, basic math abilities, and knowledge of local lottery regulations, often supported by a retailer license. Familiarity with lottery terminal systems, point-of-sale software, and secure cash handling procedures is typically required. Attention to detail, integrity, and effective communication are vital soft skills in this role. These skills and qualities ensure accurate transactions, compliance with regulations, and a positive customer experience, which are all essential for success in the lottery retail environment.
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Lottery Attendant

Elmer's Restaurants

Albany, OR โ€ข On-site

$15.55/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 5 hours ago


Job description

Elmer's is looking for a warm and gracious lottery attendant to help us with our mission of Delighting our Guests! Lottery attendants must have positive Guest interactions, ensure that lottery players have a clean, comfortable environment in which to play, ensure that if food is ordered, the Guest is delighted with their meal and service, and anticipate Guest needs during their stay.

Benefits:

50% meals and 30% discount when dining as a Guest (and our food is delicious!)

Employee assistance program

Employee referral bonuses

$10,000 company paid life insurance

Preventative Care Plan (voluntary)

Dental Insurance (voluntary)

Vision Coverage (voluntary)

Accident, Critical Care Insurance, and Hospital Indemnity plans (voluntary)

Flexible medical & dependent care accounts (voluntary)

401 (K) with a company match (voluntary)

Paid Time Off hours earned (able to use after 90-days)

Job Duties:

  • Follows proper service sequence as defined by ERI.
  • Greets Guests in a warm and welcoming manner.
  • Educates Guests on Oregon Lottery products
  • Extensive cash handling
  • Complies with all state and federal regulations regarding the sales of Lottery and alcohol products. Must also comply with company policies and procedures regarding checking identification of anyone who appears under the age of 30.
  • Ensures that Guests drinking alcohol are not served if showing signs of visible intoxication. If refusing service, team member must handle the situation with tact and diplomacy and be able to de-escalate conflicts/confrontations.
  • Maintains the cleanliness of the bar/lounge including cleaning the Lottery machines between each Guest.
  • Must be able to prioritize and balance multiple transactions as it relates to the needs of the Guest and the mission of the Company.
  • Takes food and beverage orders from Guests and enters order into POS for kitchen staff to prepare.
  • Prepares all non-alcoholic beverage orders and alcoholic beverages
  • Ensures that food and beverage orders are delivered in a timely manner and presentation meets Company standards. Obtains any additional items needed and fixes any problems with the order as noted by the Guest.
  • Maintains proper dining experience, delivering hot food hot, cold food cold, checking on satisfaction within two minutes of food delivery, fulfilling Guest needs, offering drinks, appetizers, and desserts, replenishing utensils, and refilling beverages when necessary.
  • Bus and reset tables
  • Ensures proper payment by reviewing Guest check before delivering to Guest.
  • Delivers presented payment to cashier if Guest leaves payment at the table. Brings back correct change and/or credit card slip for signature..
  • After Guest has left the table, wipes down table and seats, vacuums as needed under table, restocks and cleans any necessary table top items (salt & pepper, sugar, etc.).
  • Completes side work and extra projects as assigned including, but not limited to, cleaning assigned section and server aisle, restocking food and supplies in server aisle, and cleaning counter, shelves, and equipment.

Qualifications:

High School graduate or equivalent.

  • Must be able to speak, read, write, and understand the primary language of the work location and of the Guests who typically visit the work location.
  • Must be able to perform simple mathematical calculations and complete computer data entry.
  • Must have a valid Food Handler's Card
  • Must have a valid Alcohol Server Permit.
  • Must be at least 21 years of age due to Lottery guidelines
  • Must have positive interpersonal skills
  • Must have strong cash handling skills
  • Must be able to meet the shift's needs of fluctuating business demands
  • Requires knowledge of Lottery games, sequence of service and dining room procedures.
  • Must be Guest sensitive and possess a sense of timing so that different courses may be served at the proper time.
  • Must make quality decisions relying on experience and good judgement with supervisory assistance by the manager on duty.
  • Must be able to work independently as well as in a team environment

Job Purpose:

Lottery Attendant / Bartenders are responsible for ensuring that every Guest is delighted with their experience at Elmer's. Lottery Attendants / Bartenders must have positive Guest interactions, ensure that Lottery players are attended to in a gracious and timely manner, that proper cash handling is practiced at all times, ensure that the Guest's meal is delivered as ordered, that the Guest is satisfied with their meal and service, and anticipate the Guest's needs throughout the Guest's stay.

In 1960, Walt and Dorothy Elmer opened breakfast focused Elmer's Colonial Pancake House in Portland, OR. Truly a family owned and operated labor of love, Walt, Dorothy, and their three sons poured their hearts into serving the local community. It was an immediate success thanks to their commitment to bringing people together for home-style cooking, using only the finest ingredients.
Built on the foundation of Walt Elmer's famous buttermilk pancakes, the original recipe for pancake batter was purchased for $1,000 and rumor has it that Walt kept it locked in his safe. We still use Walt's original recipe today!
Over the years, the menu was expanded with lunch and dinner items and the restaurant became Elmer's Pancake & Steakhouse. In 1966, Elmer's began franchising and continues to grow to this day.
Today, we continue to honor the values of the Elmer's family by delivering seasonally fresh entrees and premium, made-from-scratch favorites served with care in a warm, inviting family atmosphere.
With 18 company-operated locations throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Arizona, there are many opportunities for advancement.
We invite you to explore our career opportunities and join our team. It is our team that has made Elmer's a Northwest favorite from 1960 to today!

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