Firm hiring for 200-plus jobs at Atlanta airport

HBF, an Atlanta-based hospitality company that operates popular restaurant brands at major airports, said it wants to hire more than 200 workers by the end of July for new restaurants opening at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

The restaurants are Chick-fil-A, Varasano’s Pizzaria and Great Wraps. HBF currently operates nearly 30 eateries at the airport.

A job fair for the newest restaurants will be held Monday and Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Atlanta Marriott Century Center Hotel, 2000 Century Blvd NE, Atlanta.

The company said interviews will be held and jobs offered onsite. To be interviewed, however, applicants must also have a resume.

The company said it will be hiring for the following positions: cashiers, line servers, day and overnight food preparation, dough makers, pizza artists, culinary, bartenders, mixologists, servers, dishwashers, bussers, bar backs, sandwich makers, shift supervisors and managers.

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