If you're talking about an entry-level position with little/no experience and no license required, you can probably recruit people that are currently working as waitresses, bank tellers, or other jobs with low requirements.

The girlfriend works as a waitress in a different restaurant and makes $2600/mo (80% of which are tips). 

Like right now I work as a waitress while going to school...

Just now I had to ask a lady who is a waitress three times what her income is.

So this is not my kind of Hotel to stay at, but when I seen it I immediately thought this is the kind of Hotel I would go to have an upscale business breakfast (and less often an upscale business lunch) during the week.Show up, park, go inside sit in a nice lobby, a waitress offers me a free coffee in a cup and saucer, while I and other businessmen (so few ladies seem to do this) sit and wait for the Restaurant to open at 7am or whenever.This works if the Clientele of the Hotel matches the intended restaurant customer. 

Talk to waiters, waitresses, and find out what's great about the area and what's not so great. 

She lost her job as a waitress that paid $2,400 a month.The first stimulus check was $1,200.

I'm thinking of picking up waitressing shifts 1-2 per week in the Wharf to offset some personal costs and beef up savings.

I'm thinking of picking up waitressing shifts 1-2 per week in the Wharf to offset some personal costs and beef up savings.

I'm thinking of picking up waitressing shifts 1-2 per week in the Wharf to offset some personal costs and beef up savings.