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Days Inn Regina Airport is seeking a Permanent Full-Time Front Desk Agent. Shifts are 8 hours and include weekends and varied weekdays between 7am3pm and/or 3pm11pm, up to 40 hours/week. Were looking for someone with strong customer service skills and preferably hotel experience. You must be a motivated self-starter who is eager to learn and excels at creating a warm,

Days Inn Regina Airport is seeking a Permanent Full-Time Front Desk Agent. Shifts are 8 hours and include weekends and varied weekdays between 7am3pm and/or 3pm11pm, up to 40 hours/week. Were looking for someone with strong customer service skills and preferably hotel experience. You must be a motivated self-starter who is eager to learn and excels at creating a warm, welcoming experience for guests. Friendly, positive individuals who embody Prairie Hospitality are encouraged to apply. Please send your resume to careers@d3h.ca

. Strong English skills are required.

Note: You must be legally entitled to work in Canada. The employer cannot support foreign worker sponsorship.

Duties include:
Greeting guests and responding to inquiries
Using suggestive selling to promote rooms and reservations
Informing guests about hotel amenities and programs
Operating front desk equipment, switchboard, and computer
Checking in guests and making courtesy calls
Processing and controlling room reservations
Completing paperwork such as folios, vouchers, cashier and room reports
Assisting with tasks assigned by management, including training or laundry
Communicating issues to coworkers and management
Following all Occupational Health & Safety regulations

Days Inn Regina Airport is part of d3h Hotels Inc., a company focused on Authentic Prairie Hospitality, integrity, teamwork, strong work ethic, respect, and continuous growth. We are not a typical hotel company and offer employee benefits. Learn more at www.d3h.ca

Application questions:
Do you live in Regina?
Do you require employer sponsorship to work in Canada?
Do you have open availability?
Do you have reliable transportation beyond public transit?

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