Housekeeper
East West Hospitality
CONTINUED UNDER ITEM F.a.4
📍 Avon, CO (Eagle County)
Employment period
December 2026 – April 2027
1 workers at this location · 38 across all locations
Hours per week
35 hrs/week
Experience
None required
Overtime available. No daily transportation provided. Tools and equipment provided. On-the-job training provided.
Housing provided by employer
The employer states housing is provided for workers. Terms below are the employer's own stated terms as filed with the U.S. Department of Labor — TurnSeasons has not verified them.
Pay deductions (employer's stated terms)
Limited, optional subsidized housing is available at a cost of $700 to $1,000 per month for a double occupancy studio. With employee's voluntary consent, housing cost will be deducted from paycheck.
Requirements
On-the-job training provided. Background check is required upon hire and is completed as part of new hire process. Background check takes place post-hire and is carried out equally between all workers, including U.S. workers and H-2B/International workers.
Job Duties
Perform any combination of cleaning duties to maintain the resort property, in a clean and orderly manner. Duties include but are not limited to: making beds, replenishing linens, cleaning rooms and common areas, and vacuuming. ***HOURLY WORK SCHEDULE - CONTINUED FROM ITEM F.a.6...Schedule, hours and shifts vary.*** ADDITIONAL PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT AND WAGE INFORMATION - CONTINUED FROM ITEM F.c.1...*** ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS ABOUT THE WAGE RATE TO BE PAID - CONTINUED FROM ITEM F.b.9a. …Benefits include seasonal health insurance reimbursement, 401k, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), sick time, ski pass/winter incentive program, discounts on bus pass, retail and athletic club.
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