New York’s premier upscale, quick-serve lunch concept is looking for talented General Managers and Assistant Managers to join their team.
Here’s what we’re looking for:
Job requirements:
• 3+ years as a General Manager of high-volume restaurant concept
• 1+ years as an Assistant Manager of high-volume restaurant concept
• Able to create a work environment that is lively, exciting, and full of enthusiasm
• Must be self-motivated, detail-oriented, and dedicated
• Full knowledge of P&L, food cost, and labor percentage
• A commitment to exceed our guest expectations
• 7-day availability is required from 7am – 11pm
We offer:
• Quality of life: 5-day work week
• Six paid holidays: Restaurants are closed on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving,
and Christmas
• Advancement from within, based on performance
• A central Human Resources department that supports recruiting, interviewing, and hiring for restaurants that have
open positions
• All new associates attend a management training program, learning about and reviewing restaurant policies and
procedures.
• Health benefits: medical, dental
• Life insurance (General Manager)
• 12 vacation days a year
• Monthly Bonus program
• Sales incentives
• Referral bonus
• 401K plan
• Transit checks

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton is joining forces with Italy’s Bulgari SpA — catapulting the French luxury giant’s critical mass in the watch and jewelry category and making the Bulgari family the second largest family shareholder in LVMH after that of chairman and chief executive Bernard Arnault.

LVMH said it concluded an agreement Sunday night that would issue 16.5 million shares in exchange for the 152.5 million Bulgari shares currently held by the jeweler’s founding family.

The French luxury conglomerate agreed to purchase the Bulgari family’s 50.4 percent stake for 1.86 billion euros, or $2.6 billion at current exchange, in stock and will make a tender offer for the rest at 12.25 euros, or $17.12 per share, at a 59.4 percent premium on the closing price of Bulgari shares on March 3. The Rome-based firm will be delisted upon completion of the offer.

As part of the deal, Bulgari ceo Francesco Trapani is to join the executive committee of LVMH and take the management helm of the French group’s watch and jewelry division in the second half of 2011, bumping out incumbent Philippe Pascal, who “will be given new responsibilities within the group,” LVMH stated.

The Bulgari family is also entitled to have two representatives on the LVMH board of directors. Paolo and Nicola Bulgari will remain chairman and vice chairman of the Bulgari board, respectively.

“This is a significant step for our family as well as for Bulgari, occurring at a time of strong revenue growth,” said Trapani. “Our entrance into LVMH will allow Bulgari to reinforce its worldwide growth and to realize noteworthy synergies, in particular in the areas of purchasing and distribution.”