Hair Stylist

At Sport Clips in Niagara, we believe that hair stylists and barbers are the heart and soul of our brand. Our goal is to create an exceptional hair stylist salon environment where your cosmetology or barber craft is respected, your voice is heard, and your talent takes center stage. We’re hiring in Buffalo, and we look forward to hearing from you! Our team averages $22-26 per hour (including base pay, tips & incentives). Why Choose Sport Clips? Upward growth—92% of our managers are promoted from within due to our ongoing Management Development Program. Become an Educator! - 99% of our educators are promoted from within. Low-Cost Insurance - We offer Medical/Dental/Vision/Life at a very low cost! Paid Holidays & Vacations. We know you want time with your families! In-person training - Let’s be real, Hair Stylists want in-person training live training. $5 million in employee assistance - Our Memorial Relief Fund provides grants for hair stylists in need. THNKS recognition platform - Does your hair salon have a platform designed to recognize your amazing work? We do! SupportLinc - Find your life balance and well-being support with mental, financial, and legal support for FREE. Instant clientele! Trust us, men are great Clients. Fun, team-oriented hair salon culture. Qualifications A valid NY cosmetology or barber license. Ability to work a flexible schedule. Exceptional customer service and interpersonal skills. Join Sport Clips where your love for cosmetology, barbering, and styling is not just valued but celebrated! Physical Requirements Standing for long periods of time. Gripping, fine manipulation, twisting and turning continuously. Working above shoulder level continuously. Frequent bending, pushing and pulling. Occasional kneeling and climbing. Hands frequently exposed to water. Your Tips Matter – Now, thanks to an industry-wide effort championed by Sport Clips, you can deduct up to $25,000 of your tips, keeping more of what you earn. We’re proud to support initiatives that put more money back in your pocket. Note: The IRS still needs to provide implementation guidance. Tip income must still be reported. #J-18808-Ljbffr