Sip and Savor provides services in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, and Houston.
Sip and Savor provides staffing solutions for marketing campaigns, tasting events, conventions, promotional events and more! We can staff projects of all sizes and like to work with our clients.
We ensure our staff meets our minimum requirements and provide supporting documents like resumes and relevant experience. We conduct background checks and ensure our staff has all current licenses. Our interviews are thorough to provide our clients with trustworthy and reliable staff.
Yes. We believe in being transparent with our clients and will have a portal to view past and future events, staff rosters, and invoices.
Yes. We adhere to a 3-hour minimum per shift and clients will be billed for each additional hour past the 3 hours. If an event is less than 3 hours, we will bill for 3 hours of work.
No. All costs leading up to the event are not covered, but staff is allowed to submit an itemized receipt to have expenses included in the invoice.
We believe that staff training is vital to our success. All of our staff will be required to watch training videos to understand the flow of each event. They will also have an initial training session over the phone.
Of course! Vendor Log in will provide you all the updates.
In some cases, if staff travel a long distance, we offer bonuses or a per diem to cover
All applicants must be TABC certified with a current valid license, provide valid ID and supporting documents, and be available on weekends for events.
The Sip and Savor Payroll department will issue payments 2 weeks after the event is complete. To ensure that your payment is processed, be prepared to submit receipts, photos of the event, and supporting documents within 24 hours of the event.
No, these expenses are not covered and will be communicated prior to bookings.
Contact Sip and Savor Payroll department for issues, concerns, or updates to personal information.
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your shift. This allows you to meet the onsite staff and set up your station. Allow plenty of time for traffic and potential emergencies. Business professional attire is required and all black business attire is optional but highly recommended. Failure to comply with the dress code can lead to dismissal from the event without pay.
The dress code is business professional with the option of all black business attire. Keep facial piercings and visible tattoos covered. Keep makeup and perfume to a minimum.
Phones will be used to take an initial selfie at the event, pictures during the event, as well as a picture with your table setup. No personal calls or scrolling during the event. In the time of an emergency, do not leave your station unattended.