Club Physical are looking for staff..
Wanted: Reception/Service (28.5 hrs weekly)
Do you know someone who’s fun to be around? Who encourages you? Has a mature attitude? Who loves to help others? They have high integrity and a passion for health and exercise? Club Physical is a dynamic 'Health Club' with a unique vision and has been inspiring Aucklanders' to get active for over 38 years. Club Physical is looking for EIGHT special people to join the team for 2020. This includes Personal Trainers - 3 (Te Atatu/Coast/Birkenhead), Reception/Service (Te Atatu and Birkenhead) and Kids Club (Te Atatu).
Reply to tinar@clubphysical.co.nz
Employee Benefits
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As a Club Physical team member, you will enjoy being among like-minded individuals in a positive and progressive culture. You will also receive full complimentary membership privileges for yourself and your spouse.
Our Core Values
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Personal Integrity and character
Plan your work and work your plan
Deliver what you promise
Develop WIN/WIN relationships
To treat each other and our members as we would like to be treated
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