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Temporary Permit Jobs in Utah (NOW HIRING)

Line Cook

Salt Lake City, UT · On-site

$16 - $20/hr

Must know or be willing to learn how to temp proteins * Must have valid and up-to-date food handlers permit * Must be able to take direction in a high-stress/high-volume environment * Must be ...

Recreation Coordinator - ASP

Logan, UT · On-site

$14 - $16/hr

Temporary/SeasonalLocation: Logan, UtahDepartment: Parks & RecreationFLSA Status: Non ... Food Handler's Permit within three months of employment.Essentials:Essential functions, as ...

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What is the difference between Temporary Permit vs Temporary License?

AspectTemporary PermitTemporary License
CredentialsIssued before full licensing, often requires basic qualificationsGrants limited practice rights, usually after permit approval
Work EnvironmentAllows work under supervision during licensing processPermits independent or supervised work within scope
Usage in IndustryCommon in fields like healthcare, construction, and tradesUsed similarly, often interchangeably in some industries

Both Temporary Permits and Temporary Licenses facilitate work during licensing or certification processes. Permits typically serve as preliminary authorization, while licenses grant more formal, albeit temporary, practice rights. Understanding their differences helps professionals navigate licensing requirements effectively.

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Job description

If you have bartending experience and you are looking for an exciting part-time opportunity, we want you! The Camp Williams Morale, Welfare, and Recreation team are seeking a Bartender for the Service Club.  The Service Club is Camp Williams' entertainment destination and a great and fun place to work!  This is your opportunity to not only earn great tips and an hourly rate of 15-17 but to also support the soldiers who serve our country.
Preference will be given to applicants with bartending experience and who have current food handlers permit.  MWR will train and pay for certifications, sips & tips, and food handlers permits. This is a temporary, part-time position without benefits. 

This part-time position typically starts with 1-2 shifts per week (approximately 8-16 hours), with the opportunity to expand hours over time, remaining within part-time limits.

Principal Duties
As the Bartender, you will:

  • prepare and serve beverages and snacks.
  • keep the bar area clean by established guidelines.
  • deliver a consistently high level of customer service to patrons.
  • develop an efficient work pace that keeps our customers satisfied at all times.
  • Great Tips!