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Seize the chance to excel as a Front Desk Supervisor at our distinguished hotel! Rotate through pivotal roles, including Guest Relations Agent and Guest Services VIP Coordinator, all while immersing yourself in the vibrant festivities of the Jazz Festival, Mardi Gras, and beyond.

Explore the vibrant charm of New Orleans with an array of exciting activities! Immerse yourself in the lively music scene on Frenchmen Street, indulge in the diverse and flavorful cuisine of the French Quarter, and take a leisurely stroll through the historic Garden District. Cruise the Mississippi River on a steamboat, discover unique neighborhoods, and join the festive atmosphere of iconic events such as Mardi Gras. With its rich cultural heritage, lively festivals, and bustling street life, New Orleans offers an unforgettable and fun-filled experience for every visitor.

OnQ Training will take about 4 weeks.

Benefits:

• 7 days of accommodation will be offered upon arrival depending on occupancy. Contacting the Human Resources Department is required before booking a flight so they can secure hotel accommodation. It is the responsibility of the J1 Trainee to find their own housing after providing accommodation.

• Paid Time Off (PTO): You will start earning PTO on your first day of training and are eligible to use PTO after 90 days of training.

• The hotel provides 1 free meal per scheduled shift in the employee cafeteria.

Front Desk Agent $15

VIP Coord $15.50

Front Desk Supervisor $17.00

• The hotel will provide a uniform at no charge for all trainees that have uniformed positions. The uniform is cleaned free of charge. Trainees will be fitted for uniforms on the first day and tailored if needed.

• The hotel is on a bi-weekly paid period schedule.

$15.00 - $17.00 per hour

The area surrounding New Orleans has been a melting pot before the beginning and has the ability to reinvent itself while staying in place. New Orleans was an early haven for free people of color, and New Orleans' resilience, can-do attitude, and populist self-reliance have been pillars of its city life hundreds of years before the Industrial Revolution. You can visit French Quarter, National WW2 Museum or other attractions in New Orleans. See New Orleans weather.

Housing: You can find a 1-bedroom unfurnished apartment in the city for around $1100+ per month. The closer to the city center, the more expensive they will be. With no established credit, you can expect to pay the first and last month’s rent as a deposit for an apartment. HRC recommends you bring $3,000+ as startup capital upon arrival. Please check these options: apartments.com, zillow.com, themuseapartment.com, Gravier, saulet, or thegoerianapartment.com. Temporary Housing Accommodations in New Orleans: hostelworld.com

Transportation: You can check Transportation in New Orleans for more details or RTA. Street Car: $1.25 per ride, $0.25 per transfer, $3.00 for one day Jazzy pass, or $45.00 31-Day Jazzy pass. Ferry (across the Mississippi River): $2. Ride-Sharing: Uber or Lyft