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Hard Rock International’s vacation and sick time policies vary based on the location of the employee and their employment status. Generally speaking, full-time hourly and salaried employees are eligible for a minimum of two weeks of paid vacation and up to 10 days of paid sick time per year. Part-time employees are typically eligible for one week of paid vacation and up to five days of paid sick time per year. All employees are also eligible for unpaid sick leave and/or family leave.

No, Hard Rock International does not offer on-site childcare.

Yes, Hard Rock International offers a variety of flexible work arrangements, including telecommuting, flexible scheduling, part-time work, job sharing, and compressed workweeks.

At Hard Rock International, career growth and advancement is supported through a number of initiatives. The company offers a variety of training and development opportunities to help employees develop their skills and knowledge. Additionally, Hard Rock International offers competitive salaries and benefits, career advancement programs, and mentorship and coaching opportunities. The company also encourages employees to take on new challenges and assume greater responsibilities.

Yes, Hard Rock International offers relocation assistance for new hires in some circumstances. The exact details vary depending on the position and the individual's needs. Contact your HR representative for more information.

The dress code for Hard Rock International employees is “Rock Star Casual”. This means that the dress code is professional, but with a bit of flair. Employees should wear clothing that is clean, neat, and appropriate for the job. Examples of acceptable attire include jeans, dress slacks, blouses, skirts, dresses, polos, and T-shirts with the Hard Rock logo. Hats and sunglasses are also allowed, as long as they are not distracting or offensive.