Seven-Eleven Combini Staff Part Time Job at Higashi-Koenji Station 東高円寺駅 in Tokyo 1,226円
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Job Description:
Convenience store staff work at a Seven-Eleven branch in Wada, Suginami, three minutes from Higashi-Koenji Station right by the crossing. Duties cover register work, customer service, restocking, arranging displays and cleaning the store. Recruitment is organised by day of the week, so you can fix your working days as something like Wednesday and Saturday, or Thursday and Sunday. That arrangement suits busy homemakers, students and anyone holding a second job, since your schedule stays predictable. Seven time slots run right around the clock, from an early 06:00 start through to the full overnight shift. You work from three days a week, with minimum daily hours varying by slot from three to eight. The base rate is 1,226 yen and the overnight hours from 22:00 to 05:00 carry a 25 percent premium taking it to 1,533 yen. The training period (研修 kenshuu) lasts seven days at the same rate, and high school students are accepted on the daytime slots.
Wage:
1,226円 (per hour)
Hours from 22:00 to 05:00 carry a 25 percent late-night premium (深夜手当 shinya-teate) taking the rate to 1,533円. The same rates apply during the 7 day training period. High school students receive the same rate on the daytime slots.
Prefecture:
Suginami Tokyo
Station:
3 minutes walk from Higashi-Koenji Station 東高円寺駅から徒歩3分 (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line)
Address:
〒166-0012 東京都杉並区和田3丁目54
Japanese Level:
Daily Conversational Japanese
Working Hours:
06:00-10:00 / 09:00-13:00 / 09:00-17:00 / 13:00-22:00 / 14:00-18:00 / 17:00-22:00 / 22:00-06:00 (overnight) (shift system) Minimum 3 hours a day and 3 days a week (Fixed days of the week, weekends only also possible)
Transportation:
Unknown
3 minutes walk from Higashi-Koenji Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, in front of the crossing.
Company Name:
セブン-イレブン 高円寺陸橋南店
Requirement:
No experience required
Students welcome, including high school students on the daytime slots
Homemakers welcome
Seniors welcome
Second job workers welcome
Able to work three or more days a week
Late-night shifts (22:00-05:00) are for applicants aged 18 and over only (Japanese labour law)
Benifits:
Training provided over 7 days at the full rate (研修 kenshuu)
Late-night premium of 25 percent from 22:00 (深夜手当 shinya-teate)
Fixed days of the week, making it easy to plan around
No smoking indoors as a rule