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1. Bar Operations Management Oversee and manage all bar operations in a fast-paced, high-energy environment, ensuring everything runs smoothly before, during, and after comedy shows. Ensure the bar is fully stocked with all necessary supplies, including liquor, beer, wine, and mixers, with a focus on seamless service during busy showtimes. Handle cash management responsibilities, including opening and closing registers, balancing tills, and monitoring daily sales. Maintain a consistently high standard of drink quality, presentation, and efficiency. 2. Staff Leadership and Training Lead and inspire an experienced team of bartenders and waitstaff, setting the tone for excellent service in a lively comedy setting. Hire, train, and manage bar staff, ensuring they are knowledgeable, efficient, and capable of delivering a memorable guest experience. Create and oversee staff schedules to optimize coverage during peak hours while maintaining labor cost efficiency. Provide ongoing mentorship and support to the team, addressing performance issues and encouraging growth. 3. Customer Experience Ensure guests enjoy an exceptional bar experience by delivering fast, friendly, and attentive service that aligns with the club’s welcoming, upbeat atmosphere. Handle customer inquiries, complaints, and special requests with professionalism and tact. Anticipate audience needs based on show schedules, tailoring service to fit pre-show, intermission, and post-show dynamics. 4. Beverage and Inventory Management Take full ownership of inventory, including ordering, tracking, and managing stock levels to ensure the bar operates efficiently. Utilize experience in cost control to reduce waste, manage portion sizes, and maintain profitability. Develop and refresh the bar menu, introducing creative drink specials and themed cocktails that align with the vibe of the performances. Build relationships with vendors to negotiate favorable pricing and maintain high-quality products. 5. Compliance and Safety Ensure strict compliance with NYC liquor laws, health regulations, and safety standards. Implement and enforce responsible alcohol service policies among staff, minimizing risks associated with overservice. Maintain a clean, organized, and sanitary workspace, meeting or exceeding NYC Department of Health requirements. 6. Financial Oversight Monitor bar revenue and profitability, analyzing trends and implementing strategies to boost drink sales and overall performance. Manage bar budgets effectively, keeping a close eye on staffing costs, inventory expenses, and profit margins. Prepare weekly and monthly financial reports to present to club management. 7. Collaboration with Management and Performers Work closely with club management to align bar operations with show schedules, special events, and private bookings. Design promotions and drink specials that enhance the audience’s experience and complement specific performances or comedians. Collaborate with event planners to ensure the bar is ready for private events, including tailored setups and menus. Qualifications and Experience 3+ years of experience as a bar manager in a high-volume bar, live entertainment venue, or nightlife establishment. Proven leadership skills with experience managing and mentoring teams in fast-paced environments. Strong knowledge of cocktails, wine, beer, and inventory management systems. Experience with NYC liquor laws, compliance, and health standards is a must. Exceptional organizational and multitasking skills, with the ability to thrive under pressure. Passion for live entertainment and an appreciation for NYC’s comedy culture.

For the past 50 years, The Gordon Supply Co. has served the region reliably and professionally with the best quality rebar and wire mesh. We are a full-service supplier and fabricator of rebar and mesh for concrete, specializing in small to medium size jobs. Regular Working hours: 7:30AM - 4:30PM. Hours will vary according to delivery schedule. As a member of our driving team, some of your responsibilities will include but not be limited to: -Check vehicles to ensure that mechanical, safety, and emergency equipment is in good working order. -Coordinate with management and assist team members with loading and unloading steel from trucks. -Inspect loads to ensure that cargo is secure and accurate. -Maintain logs of vehicle service or repair status, following applicable state and federal regulations. -Secure cargo for transport, using ropes, blocks, binders, or covers. -Follow appropriate safety procedures for transporting products and do delivery on a daily basis. -Communicate with customers regarding order issues. -Assist in the manual offloading of material when necessary -Administer paperwork to clients accurately and properly -Assist in any and all yard operations when not on delivery Requirements: Hold Commercial Driver’s License (Class B or higher) Previous driving experience in flat bed required (knowledge using a boom strongly preferred). Follow flexible schedule. We will require you to come in early in the morning, as early as 5AM Heavy lifting (75+lbs), standing for long periods, repetitive tasks Detail and safety oriented Able to communicate effectively in English A strong working knowledge of the streets of New York City required Salary is determined based on experience and qualifications. Job Type: Full time Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Health insurance Paid time off Paid training Work Days: Monday to Friday English (Required) CDL Class B or better (Required)

Construction secretaries answer phones, file, copy, order supplies, sort mail, relay messages, compose correspondence, and do other basic tasks common to business operations. They also may assume HR/accounting duties such as gathering time cards, running payroll, and reviewing expense reports. Computers – for data input, report writing, spreadsheets, email correspondence, and other office tasks Project diary – book in which project foremen or other leaders keep records of daily activities, maintained with help from construction secretaries Change orders – alterations to a project’s original instructions, noted and kept track of by construction secretaries Blueprints – design plans or technical drawings showing what will be created Budget – the amount of money allowed for each specific part of the overall project, such as for labor or materials Bid – a proposal to complete a project during a particular time period for a specified amount of money; clients evaluate bids to choose which company they want to design their construction project Central calendar – a calendar kept by construction secretaries and accessible to all staff that notes important dates, the whereabouts of individual workers, and other common information Workplace safety information – guidelines the government requires to be posted at job sites; construction secretaries often take responsibility for being sure it is up Job Type: Full-time