Bartender definition

Bartender means a person who pours alcohol into a container, or who opens alcohol in containers, for immediate service and consumption on the premises, except for the service of wine or beer at a customer’s table in a restaurant.

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Bartender means a person who fixes, mixes, makes, or concocts an alcoholic beverage for consumption.

Bartender means a person who prepares or mixes alcoholic drinks in accordance with established recipes and procedures, collects and receives payment for drinks served as all or part of his duties, and is responsible for the cleanliness and orderly condition of the bar area. This excludes people who only open or pour draught or bottled beer or wine. This also excludes a customer who brings into the premises, purchases from the licensee, or obtains from the licensee wine or distilled spirits in its

Examples of Bartender in a sentence

• A Service Bartender is defined as a Bartender who does not receive a direct monetary consideration from a customer.

• Head Bartender is scheduled when more than two bartenders are required.

• For events hosting more than 50 people or wishing to serve liquor; you must hire a Certified Bartender to service and supply the event.

• The opportunity to work as a Bartender, Ticket Seller, or as a Food Seller shall be assigned by seniority from amongst the employees who have indicated their willingness on the quarterly signing list provided by the Employer, and who have the skills, ability, job efficiency, qualifications and experience.

• In recognition that vendors who are assigned to sell liquor are not eligible for commissions they shall receive the Concession Bartender Rate for all hours worked.

• The ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may not perform duties normally performed by the Bartender (Mixerologist) or a server, and the ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇'▇ duties are confined to licensed areas only.

• It is further agreed that when a Banquet Bartender and a Banquet Server work on a function as a team, the bar portion and the food portion gratuities shall be combined and shared equally between the Bartender and Server.

• Failure to adhere to this Policy for Bartender Blind Drop Policy will result in disciplinary action up to and including termination.

• For events with 50 or more guests and/or events serving liquor, all alcohol must be served by a TIPS or TAMS Certified Insured Bartender with the required Liquor Liability Insurance provided.

• Please advise the Bartender if something cannot be safely removed.

More Definitions of Bartender

Bartender means a worker who –

Bartender means a worker who is engaged in the mixing and serving of drinks, and duties ancillary thereto;

Bartender means a person who prepares or mixes alcoholic drinks in accordance with established recipes and procedures, collects and receives payment for drinks served as all or part of his duties, and is responsible for the cleanliness and orderly condition of the bar area. This excludes people who only open or pour draught or bottled beer or wine. This also excludes a customer who brings into the premises,

Bartender means any person who:

Bartender means an employee who –

Bartender means a properly licensed Bartender, or an adult (age 21 or older) who has had sufficient training in serving alcoholic beverages; and who is proficient in the performance and accomplishment of this particular profession; and who has the specific authority to refuse service to anyone who already has consumed too much alcoholic beverage