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8 job reviews

4.5/10
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  • Best thing

    Great staff

    Worst thing

    Maintenance issues

    Front office manager, August 2020

    • Manages people
    • £28,000 per year, working a 45 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • Less than a year experience
    9.3/10

  • Assistant head housekeeper, July 2020

    • Manages people
    • £19,000 per year, working a 40 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    5.9/10

  • Best thing

    The staff and chatting with customers

    Worst thing

    Stress
    Bad hours
    Low pay for the amount of work we are asked to do
    Constantly changing shifts
    Asking for days off and then being put in those days

    Waiter, July 2020

    • £6.15 per hour
    • 18–20 years old
    • Less than a year experience
    3.6/10

  • Best thing

    People I work with

    Restaurant supervisor, July 2020

    • £8.45 per hour
    • 25 or older
    • 1–3 years experience
    1.0/10

  • Operations manager, June 2020

    • Manages people
    • £21,000 per year, working a 45 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    4.6/10

  • Kitchen porter, April 2020

    • £8.50 per hour
    • 25 or older
    • 1–3 years experience
    4.0/10

  • Best thing

    The guests

    Worst thing

    Owner

    Manager, April 2020

    • Manages people
    • £10.00 per hour
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    4.2/10

  • Best thing

    Flexible

    Worst thing

    No progression

    Food and Beverage Assistant, March 2020

    • £6.15 per hour
    • 18–20 years old
    • 1–3 years experience
    2.1/10

  • General manager, December 2019

    • Manages people
    • £30,000 per year, working a 50 hour week
    • 25–34 years old
    • More than 3 years experience
    6.4/10