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GUAM, December 9, 2019 – Jack in the Box Inc. (NASDAQ: JACK) has announced the opening of its paid management training program and invites interested Guam residents to apply for Restaurant Managers and Assistant Manager positions.
“We are looking for enthusiastic, experienced managers from Guam who are interested in relocating to support our operations in Hawaii,” said Vanessa Alcisto, Director of Human Resources and Training. “Our management training program offers a very attractive salary and benefits package – a sign-on bonus, relocation allowance, housing assistance and full medical package to name a few. We believe in investing in our team. They will be the next generation of managers who can lead our restaurants for years to come.”
Beginning February 2020, management trainees will undergo an eight-week program on Guam, which will include ServSafe food safety and First Aid Certification training, to prepare them for the Hawaii program in May 2020.
“Jack in the Box offers opportunities for ongoing career development. We believe this is an exciting opportunity for Guam residents who are interested in relocating to fast-track and develop their career with us,” she added.
Management Trainees will receive the following compensation and benefits:
Paid training program offers a generous compensation salary package
Relocation allowance and housing assistance
Quarterly bonus opportunities
Sign-on bonus
Paid medical benefits (medical, dental, vision and prescription)
Life and Long Term Disability Insurance
Paid leave (vacation, sick leave, holidays)
401k Retirement Savings Plan
Lifestyle benefits
Meal benefits
Interested applicants can call/text Vanessa Alcisto at (808) 347-2554 or send an email to hr@bluepacllc.com to request information or an application. Candidates must have at least three years management experience and must be able to start training in the Guam restaurant by February 2020 and relocate to Hawaii by May 2020. Phone screenings are taking place now and interviews scheduled for January 2020 on Guam.
