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No. Most people don’t get paid breaks at Caffè Nero.
Last updated 17 August 2022
Good training, good amount of hours, good discounts & benefits
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 Employee, June 2022
Decent pay
Decent members of staff to work with
Short breaks
Training staff
Caffè Nero Employee, March 2022
Working with friends
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 Employee, February 2022
Making a customer's day by serving them.
Short breaks.
Caffè Nero Employee, December 2021
Personally, i love being customer orientated and enjoy the social aspect of interacting with my team and most my customers. Nero used to have a really strong culture within their company, they invested in their staff. But this has changed Alot in the last few years.
All the stores I've worked in a very physically intensive, labour intensive stores. Working 9 hours on one 20 minute break. Constantly on my feet, carrying heavy tubs of crockery, and handling coffee machines, im quite young in my life but honestly, my body is wrecked. Its a disgrace we don't get longer, paid breaks, especially when less intensive job roles get longer breaks. I have to shovel my lunch or dinner in and be back on my feet all in 20 min. Rotas change weekly due to being sales based. I rarely ever get a weekend off and haven't been given opportunity to progress career wise in 4 years, ive worked with the company for 6.
Caffè Nero Employee, November 2021