At Schnitz, we’re flippin’ proud to be a weird and wonderful bunch.
Join us and you’ll work alongside 15-year-olds and 55-year-olds – people from all walks of life. You’ll find good humans who get stuck in and rally when the chips are … well … running hot! You’ll also find you’ll be supported whenever you need it.
Maybe you’re new to customer service, maybe you are still building your English skills, or maybe this is your first ever job. Here, you really can dive in – our people will stand beside you, dust you off when you fall and help you build confidence and skills.
What that means is that in every store …
You’ll connect with real mates who have your back. People who get it and who get you. We reckon you’ll find that at Schnitz, it’s not just work. And it’s not just ‘co-workers’.
Ready to meet some proud Schnitzers?
Meet Camila
Restaurant Manager
“I love the diversity of our team. When I first came here my English wasn’t great, and Schnitz really gave me an opportunity to improve that. Now, if someone isn’t so confident in speaking, I’ll start them on the salad bar and with time, they start talking and come out of their shell.”
Meet Sylvia
Restaurant Manager
“I’m very attached to the store because of the people who come in. We have a ton of regulars and you really get to build a relationship with them.”
Meet Mylee
Franchise Partner
“One of the biggest things for me is instilling family values. It’s about making each staff member feel valued; it’s about praising them, even on the smallest accomplishments. It’s all about family and it’s all about the food.”
In our Support Office, find a true team that feels like family
You’ll connect with real people who genuinely care, and be part of a team you can celebrate the wins with and lean on when you need it most.
Just ask Naveeka.
Meet Naveeka
People & Culture Coordinator
“There are so many professional development opportunities at Schnitz. It’s really not just a job – which is what I thought when I joined. Being at Schnitz changed the direction of my career for the better.”
