Hotel housekeeping and kitchen jobs in Miami
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Roles
Room attendant, housekeeper, public area or laundry attendant; line cook, prep cook, dishwasher or kitchen porter in hotel kitchens.
What to include
- Areas you can reach, such as Downtown, Airport and Blue Lagoon, or South, Mid and North Beach
- Shifts you can work, including early starts or overnights
- Whether you're available through the busy winter season
- Languages you speak and your hotel experience
Pay and training
Florida's minimum wage is $15.00 an hour from September 30, 2026. Tipped employees must receive at least $11.98 an hour plus tips; whether a particular role is tipped depends on the employer and the job. Read the Florida minimum wage guide.
Food service employees at licensed Florida establishments need approved food handler training within 60 days of starting work. Read the food handler training guide.