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The posting identifies an Accounting Clerk position with an independent hotel franchisee. No specific accounting duties, qualifications, compensation, benefits, technologies, travel requirements, or clearance requirements are provided.
About UsThis job posting is for a position at a hotel that is owned and operated by an independent franchisee. The franchisee controls all aspects of the hotel’s employment practices, including recruiting, hiring, salary, benefits and compensation decisions, and the collection and processing of the personal data that you provide on this website. If you accept this position, you will be employed by a franchisee and not by Hilton. You will not be eligible for compensation or benefits from Hilton. You will be eligible for compensation or benefits only as may be provided to you by the independent franchisee.
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