Browns Brassiere and Bar
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DismissBrowns Brassiere and Bar is a restaurant company. They serve British food.
browns-restaurants.co.ukWhat’s the pay at Browns?
The average pay at Browns Brassiere and Bar is between £6.87 and £12.00 per hour.
Last updated 5 April 2023
What is the Real Living Wage?
The Real Living Wage is a voluntary rate employers can sign up to that is based on the real cost of living.
| Location | Real Living Wage |
|---|---|
| London | £11.95 |
| Rest of the UK | £10.90 |
What is the legal minimum wage?
The minimum wage is the legal minimum you must be paid per hour.
| Age group | Legal minimum wage |
|---|---|
| Under 18 | £5.28 |
| 18-20 | £7.49 |
| 21-22 | £10.18 |
| 23 or older | £10.42 |
More about pay at Browns Brassiere and Bar
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- Mission Mars Pay £9.99–11.99 per hour
- Wagamama Pay £9.50–13.47 per hour
- Bill’s Pay £9.00–13.60 per hour
- Nando’s Pay £9.18–12.57 per hour
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What people are saying about pay at Browns Brassiere and Bar
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Best thing
The view (Tower Bridge is very close by) and the team.
Worst thing
We currently have no General Manager (it's been over 3 months since our last one left), no bar supervisor, only one manager (another is on indefinite sick leave) we have to pay for staff food, the area manager rarely stops by, no double pay on certain holidays, active rotas that change mid-week, low incentives to do a good job as there is no leadership, threats of having service charge withheld if online training doesn't get completed, front of house staff have to take on managerial duties without extra pay (opening and setting up the restaurant, counting and buying stock) as the only manager simply can't cope due to the stress of doing absolutely everything alone, late finishes so transport home is limited and costly and finally the playlist is dull, repetitive, depressing, and has remained unchanged for well over a year.
Browns Brassiere and Bar Bartender, January 2023