Server

Descripción del trabajo

La Palais Royal, LLC D/B/A Pastis has a peakload need for workers in this temporary Server position from November 25th, 2026. through May 15th, 2027. Servers will be responsible for greeting customers, setting up the dining areas, taking orders, placing orders into POS system, carrying trays and plates, serving food and beverages, sell wine and beverages through knowledge of product, check identification of all guests under 30, clearing tables, handles cash, credit card, and other payment transactions accurately, and maintain cleanliness and organization of the dining area. Located in the heart of West Palm Beach, Pastis serves as a prime location offering guests easy access to the areas beaches, shopping, and local attractions. Pastis is designed to operate as an upscale Parisian-style brasserie, which will serve as the signature restaurant within the anticipated Nora Hotel, both opening in October 2026. The Restaurant will provide crowd favourites such as Onion Soup, Escargots, a variety of meat entrees, as well as raw bar platters and baskets of bread. Since the restaurant is scheduled to open in the Fall of 2026, the requested period of employment coincides with its initial winter operating season, when business projections indicate the highest level of customer demand. As a newly established restaurant, Pastis does not yet have historical operating data. Accordingly, its staffing projections are based on detailed business forecasts, projected restaurant covers, anticipated revenues, reservations, planned private events, and seasonal tourism trends in the West Palm Beach market. The restaurant will maintain a core workforce of permanent employees responsible for the year-round operation of the business. However, during the requested period of employment, the restaurant anticipates significantly increased customer demand that will exceed the capacity of its regular workforce. These projections are based on anticipated restaurant covers, forecasted revenue, reservations, private dining activity, weddings, corporate functions, and seasonal tourism in West Palm Beach during the requested period of employment. Given the location and the elite service, the restaurant has the capacity to host weddings, corporate meetings, group dinners, welcome receptions, restaurant buyouts, press/media parties, and other special events. With such a highly anticipated opening, the restaurant expects to see a significant rise in demand from late-November through mid-May. Temporary workers in the Server position are therefore necessary to support operations during this high-demand period. Following the conclusion of the winter tourism season, typically from late May through mid November, customer demand is expected to decline as tourism decreases and seasonal visitors leave the area. During this period, projected business levels return to those that can be handled by the employer's permanent workforce. As a result, the employer will no longer have sufficient work to justify retaining the temporary Server employees. Accordingly, the employers need for labor is clearly tied to a peakload need of business activity. The restaurant is located in the high-traffic tourism area of West Palm Beach, where the available labor pool is limited. Many individuals in the area are seasonal visitors rather than permanent residents, resulting in fewer candidates available for long-term employment. Furthermore, the employer faces strong competition from other nearby businesses seeking workers from the same limited domestic workforce. Pastis is committed to maintaining the exceptional quality and operational standards expected of a premier Parisian-style brasserie. Due to these factors, the restaurant reasonably expects that its recruitment efforts alone will not produce a sufficient number of qualified and available U.S. workers to meet this temporary position. ** PLEASE SEE THE ATTACHED THE FULL STATEMENT OF TEMPORARY NEED. **

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Última actualización: 7 de octubre de 2026