Caffè Nero
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DismissCaffè Nero is a coffee shop chain. They specialise in serving Italian coffee.
caffenero.com/ukDo Caffè Nero pay breaks?
No. Most people don’t get paid breaks at Caffè Nero.
Cafés who pay breaks include Grind, Greggs and Bubble CiTea.
Last updated 30 January 2023
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Best thing
The team I currently work with are amazing, and I really believe in the more authentic coffee experience we provide.
Worst thing
The pay is appalling - an assistant manager at Nero is paid less than a team member at Pret.
There is no bonus scheme or mystery shopper.
Breaks are 20mins long and are docked from your pay.
Head Office are completely clueless - I work(ed, I am leaving after this treatment) at a shop that brought in £28k a week. For reference, most Neros might average £16k-£20k in our area. We do not receive any reward for this, are not paid more for the more intense environment than the street-facing shops.Caffè Nero Shift leader, November 2022
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Best thing
Good training, good amount of hours, good discounts & benefits
Worst thing
Pay is too low, breaks are too short, overtime is unpaid, can be made to work over 48 hours a week unless you give 3 months written notice
Caffè Nero Shift leader, June 2022
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Best thing
Decent pay
Decent members of staff to work withWorst thing
Short breaks
Training staffCaffè Nero Shift leader, March 2022
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Best thing
Working with friends
Worst thing
Lone working, low pay, no breaks, no social life, getting up at 5am and not getting home until 8/9pm, the music, the rude aggressive customers, understaffed, too much responsibility
Caffè Nero Assistant manager, February 2022
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Best thing
Making a customer's day by serving them.
Worst thing
Short breaks.
Caffè Nero Barista, December 2021