Universal "Now Hiring" Thread

[Brian G.]

Might as well create a catch-all thread.

Universal Orlando announces new starting wage rates for Culinary Positions at the Resort

Universal Orlando is now hiring more than 800 new Team Members for full-time, part-time, and professional career opportunities within the resort’s Food & Beverage team. New starting rates for Culinary Team Members range from $16.50 to $20 per hour based on the position. Universal Orlando h

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[t.whitsett1003]

Hi. We both have our applications in at Universal. How do we get someone to speak with us regarding our applications? My application is current in review and my fiancés is waiting review.

 

[Crowboy]

Hi. We both have our applications in at Universal. How do we get someone to speak with us regarding our applications? My application is current in review and my fiancés is waiting review.

Check any emails you received when you first submitted your application. They usually have an email or phone number you can use for any questions. If not I’d call their Human Resources department. Good luck!

 

[anihilnation]

After a rather long time living here I have finally applied for my permanent residency, got my work permit already, just waiting for social, maybe I'll work at Universal

 

[Skold]

After a rather long time living here I have finally applied for my permanent residency, got my work permit already, just waiting for social, maybe I'll work at Universal

After I retire, I'd love to captain (drive?) a Uni hotels boat or something. But, seeing how I've never even ever done that, I guess I better start practicing.

 

[gator]

Maybe avoid the Guest Contact Center:
Universal Orlando Resort Senior Executives Address Reports of Poor Work Environment at Guest Contact Center

A lot of places are hiring right now so be sure to use that to your advantage and don't settle! I'm not saying to avoid the parks (I've never worked for them), but I'm aware that they have some lovely overnight shifts to give away to new hires that said they had open availability during their interview :grin:.

 

[Brian G.]

Universal Orlando hiring more than 5,000 jobs for Summer positions

Universal Orlando has announced they are expanding its recent hiring efforts, searching for more than 5,000 new Team Members for full-time, part-time, seasonal, and professional career opportunities across the entire resort. Universal Orlando will be hosting an Open Call In-Person Job Fair on Thu

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[anihilnation]

Yesterday morning I received the wonderful news that my Permanent Residency has been approved, then in the evening I received news Universal; wants to interview me for an Entrance Operations position

 

[anihilnation]

And more good news, I did not get the entrance operations job but instead will be working in Dudley Do Right! Going to sign the paperwork tomorrow, as such I have a quick question; I take public transportation, so I will arrive at the bus loop, now apparently there is a employee shuttle that takes you to where HR and wardrobe is, does anyone know if you catch this from the bus loop? Also, I assume there is no quick and easy way to walk from the bus loop to HR? Thanks in advance.

 

[OrlandoGuy]

And more good news, I did not get the entrance operations job but instead will be working in Dudley Do Right! Going to sign the paperwork tomorrow, as such I have a quick question; I take public transportation, so I will arrive at the bus loop, now apparently there is a employee shuttle that takes you to where HR and wardrobe is, does anyone know if you catch this from the bus loop? Also, I assume there is no quick and easy way to walk from the bus loop to HR? Thanks in advance.

The Lynx Bus actually has (or had, with no reason to change from what I can tell) a stop right in front of where you go to get your wardrobe…HR is one building over to the left. You should be good.

Congrats on the new role!

 

[anihilnation]

The Lynx Bus actually has (or had, with no reason to change from what I can tell) a stop right in front of where you go to get your wardrobe…HR is one building over to the left. You should be good.

Congrats on the new role!

Thanks mate. Seems the 21 still stops at HR, I probably will be taking the 38 though, the new express bus to Universal, but I don't think he stops there, then, I could just transfer to the 21. I plan to be an hour early to figure out the optimal transportation.
Cheerio!

 

[OrlandoGuy]

You can always opt in to the Take-Home wardrobe option and just arrive dressed for work and walk straight to Ripsaw from the bus loop, avoiding that back area altogether. Not sure if you’ll be able to walk through the park to get to HR from there on your first day (unless you already have your ID or your own annual pass to get into USF and walk through the back), in which case an hour still gives you plenty of time to walk there via Universal Blvd—> Turkey Lake.

 

[vgp]

And more good news, I did not get the entrance operations job but instead will be working in Dudley Do Right! Going to sign the paperwork tomorrow, as such I have a quick question; I take public transportation, so I will arrive at the bus loop, now apparently there is a employee shuttle that takes you to where HR and wardrobe is, does anyone know if you catch this from the bus loop? Also, I assume there is no quick and easy way to walk from the bus loop to HR? Thanks in advance.

I'm not sure if there's a shuttle pickup near the parking garage (there is for VB, not sure about one that returns to HR/Wardrobe), just keep in mind the TM shuttle will bring you to the backstage side of Wardrobe which could get a little dicey if you don't have your ID. I'd certainly try to play it safe if you're at the paperwork signing / pre-ID and orientation stage and use the bus loop that drops you off right outside of Gate 2.

 

[anihilnation]

I'm not sure if there's a shuttle pickup near the parking garage (there is for VB, not sure about one that returns to HR/Wardrobe), just keep in mind the TM shuttle will bring you to the backstage side of Wardrobe which could get a little dicey if you don't have your ID. I'd certainly try to play it safe if you're at the paperwork signing / pre-ID and orientation stage and use the bus loop that drops you off right outside of Gate 2.

Thanks. Decided to just play it safe and book a Lyft to take me to the HR building. Better to spend some money and having less anxiety