Evening Bar & Service Assistant - Part-Time in Whitfield

Evening Bar & Service Assistant - Part-Time in Whitfield

Whitfield Part-Time 12.71 - 12.71 £ / hour (est.) No working from home possible
Elior Uk

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Assist with cleaning, stock handling, and customer interaction in a friendly environment.
  • Company: Join Elior UK at Beeches, part of Caterplus, known for its community spirit.
  • Benefits: Enjoy free meals, flexible hours, and generous holiday accrual.
  • Other info: Work Monday to Friday, 5:00pm–8:00pm, with 15 hours weekly.
  • Why this job: Perfect for those seeking part-time work with opportunities to grow.
  • Qualifications: Teamwork skills and a good understanding of health and safety.

The predicted salary is between 12.71 - 12.71 £ per hour.

Elior UK is hiring for a part-time role at Beeches within Caterplus.

You will work Monday to Friday, 5:00pm–8:00pm, 15 hours weekly, at £12.71 per hour.

The role involves assisting with cleaning, stock handling, and customer interaction in a warm community setting.

We value flexibility, teamwork and a good grasp of health and safety.

Benefits include free meals, flexible working, and generous holiday accrual with opportunities to grow within the company.

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Evening Bar & Service Assistant - Part-Time in Whitfield employer: Elior Uk

Elior UK is an exceptional employer that values its team members by offering flexible working hours and free meals, making it an ideal workplace for those seeking a balanced lifestyle. With a strong focus on personal and professional development, employees are encouraged to grow within the company while enjoying generous holiday allowances. Join us in a supportive work culture where your contributions truly make a difference.

Elior Uk

Contact Details:

Elior Uk Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Evening Bar & Service Assistant - Part-Time in Whitfield

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Time Management
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Problem-Solving Skills
Customer Service