Handling cash, credit, and debit card transactions, ensuring charges are accurate and returning correct change to patrons, balancing the cash register.Adhering to all food safety and quality regulations.Taking inventory and ordering supplies to ensure bar and tables are well-stocked.Checking identification to ensure customers are the legal age to purchase alcohol.Selecting and mixing ingredients, garnishing glasses, and serving beverages to customers.Planning drink menus and informing customers about new beverages and specials.
Welcoming customers, reading and listening to people to determine beverage preferences, making recommendations, and taking drink orders.You should be efficient, observant, knowledgeable, and personable. To succeed as a bartender, you should have a neat appearance and an engaging, friendly personality. You will also upsell items, create recipes, utilize proper equipment and ingredients, and handle basic cleaning duties. The bartender will greet customers, learn about their preferences, answer questions, recommend menu items, and prepare and serve beverages and food. But Legal Aid Society officials are asking for an increase of $50 million.We are looking for a professional, high-energy bartender with excellent communication skills to serve classical cocktails and exciting new beverages to our customers. New York City council leaders have proposed giving city-funded legal services groups an extra $15 million for pay hikes. The nationwide median for a new legal services lawyer in 2018 was $48,000. Legal aid lawyers in civil legal services are paid the least among public service lawyers, according to NALP figures released last year. The largest firms had median pay of $160,000 for new associates, while firms with 50 or fewer lawyers had median pay of $98,750 for new lawyers. The median salary for first-year associates, by way of contrast, was $155,000 at the beginning of the year, a jump of $20,000 from 2017, according to figures released last month by the National Association for Law Placement. The Legal Aid Society pays new law graduates $53,582, which increases to $62,730 when the employees pass the bar, according to an internal document reviewed by the New York Times.Ī lawyer in the city’s law department with 10 years of experience earns about $108,000, compared to about $90,000 for Legal Aid Society lawyers with similar experience. He told the newspaper that two-thirds of staff attorneys come to the agency with student debt, and some owe upwards of $200,000. The newspaper spoke with one lawyer with the Legal Aid Society who tends bar on weekends and another who delivers food for GrubHub or Uber Eats.Īs many as a third of Legal Aid Society lawyers moonlight, according to Jared Trujillo, the president of the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys. Officials with the Legal Aid Society in New York are asking for a budget increase to help close the pay gap between its lawyers and attorneys with the city’s law department.įaced with student loans, many lawyers in legal aid are struggling to make ends meet, the New York Times reports.
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