Cashier

Edmonton, AB, Canada
Full Time
A&W South Common
Student (High School)

Position: Cashier
Location: A&W South Common
Job Type: Full Time
Shifts: Days, Evenings, Weekends
Hours Per Week: Up to 40
Language: English
Wage: $15.10

Benefits include an optional, employee‑contributed single or family Medical and Dental Benefit plan comprising Pharmaceuticals, Hospital Care, Paramedical Services, Medical Equipment, Travel Coverage, Vision Care, Basic and Optional Life Insurance, along with an optional, employee‑contributed Group RRSP.

Your Role
As a Cashier, you’re the friendly face guests meet first. You’ll take orders, serve up great food, and help create a fast, welcoming experience. This role is perfect if you enjoy working with people, staying busy, and want a job that fits around school, sports, or other commitments.

What We Offer
• Clear wage increases through training and skill development
• Flexible schedules that fit around school and life
• Paid training and transferable skills
• Opportunities to grow into leadership and management roles
• Employee discounts
• Medical and dental benefits for eligible team members

Who You Are
• Friendly, positive, and comfortable talking with people
• Passionate about delivering great guest service
• A team player who likes working in a supportive environment
• Reliable and eager to learn new skills
• Available 15–40 hours per week

Duties & Responsibilities
Guest Service & Cash Handling
• Take orders and handle payments using our POS system
• Greet guests and answer menu questions
• Ensure every order is accurate and delivered with a smile

Food Service Support
• Assist teammates with preparing and serving food and drinks
• Help keep service running smoothly during busy periods

Cleanliness & Operations
• Restock fridges, cupboards, and workstations
• Keep dining areas clean, organized, and guest‑ready
• Assist with dining room, restroom, and exterior cleanliness to maintain a positive guest experience
• Follow food safety and sanitation standards

Teamwork
• Support your team and contribute to a positive work environment
• Jump in where needed to help the shift run smoothly

About Us
The McMurray Group owns and operates A&W Restaurants across Western Canada. We’re committed to creating welcoming workplaces where people feel supported, respected, and encouraged to grow.

Posted:  September 23, 2026

How to Apply
Please ensure you provide a current and relevant resume, including applicable work experience and references.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in Canada. Applications without work authorization will not be considered.

Application Options
We encourage candidates to apply through the posting link for priority processing. If the link is not working, you may submit your resume using one of the options below:
• Online: https://mcmurraygroupofcompanies.applytojob.com
• In person at the restaurant location
• By mail: Recruitment – A&W McMurray Group, 2739 30th St., Vernon, BC, V1T 5C6

If you are viewing this posting, the position has not yet been filled. Only qualified applicants will be contacted for assessments and interviews.

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