Events | Someburros San Tan Hosts 2 Day Hiring Event
Someburros San Tan is primed to introduce another installment of its much cherished Mexican restaurant in Queen Creek later this summer, and the family-owned eatery is seeking to provide 40 new jobs to area residents at its newest location.
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Anyone searching for employment as a cook, manager, dishwasher or cashier is urged to attend the hiring fair planned for 3pm until 6pm on Friday, July 7 and 9am until 12pm on Saturday, July 8 at Someburros San Tan location (2597 S Market St., Gilbert).
“We take the time to build the right team, and that plays a huge role in the success of our locations,” said Someburros President Tim Vasquez. “We’re looking for the best of the best in the Queen Creek area to help us continue our legacy.”
Prospective employees can come prepared for on-the-spot interviews, so stop by either day to find out more about becoming a part of the growing Someburros family. Someburros
Someburros San Tan Location | 2597 S Market St. | Gilbert
For more about Someburros or to find a location, visit Someburros.com.
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