The phrase "assistant waitress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who assists a waitress in serving customers or managing tasks in a restaurant setting.
Example: "During the busy dinner rush, the assistant waitress helped by taking drink orders and clearing tables."
Alternatives: "waitstaff assistant" or "server assistant".
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"Leslie had a way of touching me through her video that was incredible," said Kathy Halderman, 39, an administrative assistant and waitress in Liberty Township, Ohio, who credits Ms. Sansone with the 250 pounds she lost over four years.
Bread baker, shirt folder at the Gap, singer at Kings Dominion, counter at Blockbuster Video, waitress, assistant, babysitter #first7jobs.
The temporary jobs she took -- as waitress, administrative assistant and gymnastics coach -- were all indoors.
Barr was born in 1959, just south of San Francisco, and lived with his mother in Monterey, near the military base, where she worked as a dental assistant and a cocktail waitress.
Her longing to dance the Cell Block Tango led her to leave home at 16 for a performing arts course, which she paid for by working in a pork-processing factory, as a magician's assistant, and as a waitress.
At the age of 30 she left The Atlantic Monthly, where she had been an editorial assistant, and took a waitressing job so that she could write fiction.
The Moreau entourage is in full cacophony - a French film crew, two assistants, a publicist, the waitress, and Josee Dayan, the director of Cet Amour La, looking sour and neglected and very much as if she has had a bowl of rivets for breakfast.
Roles were traditionally female like cooks, kitchen assistants, cleaners, housemaids, waitresses, laundrywomen, stores women, cloakroom attendants and chambermaids.
The saleswomen still sport the old uniform: a tightly tailored pink shirtdress, black tights and pumps: equal parts sexy nurse, roller-skating waitress and lab assistant.
