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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 5, 2020 Red Arrow Diner Nashua Job FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 5, 2020 Press Contact: Ami D’Amelio [email protected] or 603.703.5588 Red Arrow Diner Nashua Job Fair What: Are you a resident of the Greater Nashua area looking for your next career opportunity? Join your friends at Red Arrow Diner for a Job Fair designed to staff our newest location on DW Highway in Nashua, NH! Red Arrow Diner is hiring for all positions, including servers, hosts, dishwashers, line cooks and more. Meet corporate executives and general managers during on‐site interviews. In addition to a close‐knit, family‐like work environment, Red Arrow Diner offers competitive pay, great benefits, including health, dental, 401k match, vacation, tenure bonuses and more! Pre‐registration not required. Who: Red Arrow Diner When: Thursday, March 12th and Thursday, March 19th, 2020 | 11:00am‐2:00pm Where: Red Arrow Diner Nashua, 149 Daniel Webster Highway, Nashua 03060 Unable to Attend? Apply for a position through the Red Arrow Diner website at https://www.redarrowdiner.com/contact‐us/employment‐application/ (Choose Nashua as your Desired Location) About Red Arrow Diner A privately‐held company based in Manchester, New Hampshire, the Red Arrow Diner operates restaurants in Concord, Manchester, and Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States. The brand is preparing to open their newest location in Nashua, NH in spring 2020. Each Red Arrow Diner location is a 24‐hour diner and serves over 500,000 breakfasts annually. In addition to being named Business of the Year in 2019 by Business NH Magazine, the Red Arrow Diner has been featured on various nationally broadcasted television and radio shows, including the Food Network’s Diners, Drive‐Ins and Dives, NBC’s JEOPARDY!, and SiriusXM political channels Patriot (125) and Progress (127), as well as national publications, such as USA Today and the Food Network Magazine. Additionally, Red Arrow is an active community supporter with countless volunteer hours, pro bono promotions, and financial donations. For information about the Red Arrow Diner, visit www.redarrowdiner.com. ##### .
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