General Manager 1699 Culver Road

Job Description

Join a winning team, Happy People Pizza! In these unprecedented times, we have never been busier. Our company continues to grow and outpace the competition and it has opened new possibilities for you. 

Must be 18 years or older.

Must have at least one year management experience.

Must have open availability, including weekends.

If you are interested in building a rewarding career and becoming part of a team of knowledgeable and driven individuals, then look no further!

As a franchise of Domino’s Pizza Inc, Happy People Pizza is looking to add an Assistant Manager/General Managerwith ambition to be the next rising star.

We are looking for outstanding attitudes and a willingness to learn. No pizza experience required as we have a fully developed training program that will set you up for success. Build work experience in management and customer service that will help you go farther in life. 

At Happy People Pizza, we want you to succeed and of course be happy! Our company offers a paid training program that puts you in the driver seat on your road to success. Did you know that 90% of all Domino's Franchise Owners started as Delivery Experts? So, this could be your first step in taking control of the future you always dreamed of. With 56 stores across the US there are many opportunities for advancement and career growth. Only you determine how far you can go.

Additional benefits available: Competitive Wages, Bonus Opportunities, Health Benefits, Paid Vacation, Meal Discounts, and an Employee Referral Program. Along with these personal befits recognize that you will be a steward of your community. You will be in command of raising funds for local charitable donations, feeding people in need in your community and supporting Jt. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Domino’s Pizza has a history of going big and so we do everything we can to be a part of giving back to our communities. Here are a couple examples of how we go big; Local franchises donated 10 million slices across America to front line workers at the outset of the pandemic. Domino’s Pizza recently upped our continued support of St. Jude and committed to raise $100 million over the next 10 years. Imagine being a part of that!

Are you highly motivated and capable of joining a roster of elite managers? If you like a challenge that affords an immense amount of growth opportunity while providing comfort to your community, please contact us immediately!

Qualifications

Must be over the age of 18.

Must have one year's worth of management experience.

Must have open availability.

Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

PLEASE READ BELOW

All persons must meet the following requirements in order to operate a motor vehicle for business purposes including, but not limited to, making deliveries:

1. A person who is 18 years of age must possess proof of at least two years of driving history immediately preceding the date of the MVR evaluation.
2. A person who is 19 years of age must possess proof of at least one year of driving history immediately preceding the date of the MVR evaluation.
3. A learner’s permit period documented by an appropriate governmental authority may only be used to confirm driving history. We do not accept drivers who do not have an officially stated liscense.

DRIVING RECORD

All persons must meet the following requirements in order to operate a motor vehicle for business purposes including, but not limited to, making deliveries:

1. No more than two driving-related violations (such as speeding, failure to yield, failure to obey traffic signals, careless driving, failure to wear a seatbelt,) in the two years immediately preceding the date of the MVR.
2. No more than three driving related violations in the three years immediately preceding the date off the MVR.
3. No more than one at fault accident in the three years preceding the date of the MVR.

If a person has any of the following violations they will be unable to driver for Domino’s.

1. Leaving the scene of an accident.
2. Hit and Run
3. Reckless Driving
4. Any driving violations involving drugs or alcohol.
5. Vehicular homicide or assault
6. Unlawful Racing and Exhibition Driving
7. Eluding or Attempting to Allude an officer.