[Tokyo/ Osaki] Hotel reservation operator | weekdays only, 3 days a week ~ OK
Hotel & Inn›Hotel›Reception Staff
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Hourly 1,300JPY
Commuting allowance: Partial
- Location
- Tokyo(大崎)
- Working Hours
- 09:00:00〜17:00:00
- Japanese Level
- Daily conversation level
- Employment Type
- Dispatch
What is dispatch (temp staffing)?
You are employed by a staffing agency and work at a different company. Pay and support are handled by the staffing agency.
Job Description
・Accepting hotel reservations
・Customer support by phone or email
・Confirmation of reservation details
・Entering data into a computer
・Handling changes and cancellations of reservation information
・Other office work related to reservations
I work as a “reservation operator” at a hotel in Tokyo.
Desk work is centered around confirming reservations from customers and entering reservation information into computers.
I only work on weekdays, and I am closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. Working hours are 9:00 to 17:00 or 18:00. You can work not only 5 days a week, but 3 or 4 days a week, so it's an environment where you can work comfortably according to your own lifestyle.
The hourly rate is 1,300 yen. It is recommended for those who want to do reservation work at a hotel or those who wish to work at a desk.
Location
Tokyo品川区大崎Japanese onlyMAP
Required Japanese Level
Daily conversation level
Details
| Working Hours | 09:00:00〜17:00:00 |
|---|---|
| Salary / Commuting Allowance | Hourly 1,300JPY Commuting allowance: Partial |
| Minimum Working Days | 5+ days/week |
| Minimum Hours per Day | 8+ hours/day |
| Trial Period | - |
| Salary Raise | No |
| Interview | Online interview |
| Visa Support | Not specified |
| Dormitory / Company Housing | Not specified |
About Residence Status
Accepted residence statuses
Not yet specified for this job
Only applicants with a residence status that allows them to work in Japan can apply (restrictions may vary by company).
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Selection Process
Interview: Online interview