Chef manager pay in Leeds February 2025
How much do chef managers in Leeds get paid?
Chef managers in Leeds earn
£7.50-12.61 per hour
Based on 35 employee reviews
What do top employers pay chef managers?
Who are the top chef manager employers?
Who are the worst chef manager employers?
Recent chef manager Jobs in Leeds
- Chef at Exemplar Health Care posted 5 days ago
- Nursery Chef - daytime hours, Monday to Friday at Partou posted 4 days ago
- Deputy Chef Manager at Anchor posted 6 days ago
- Bank Chef at Spire Healthcare posted 5 days ago
- Caterlink - Development Chef at Caterlink posted 8 days ago
- Chef at Compass Group posted 8 days ago
How are people paid?
Based on 35 employees
What contracts are people on?
Based on 76 employees
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What do chef managers do?
Chefs have the job of preparing, cooking and plating up food for customers.
Chefs work in kitchens that can be found in:
- Restaurants
- Pubs
- Bars
- Hotels
- Hospitals
- Schools/ colleges
- Ships
- The military
- Private catering events
There are a few types of chef jobs. These are:
- Apprentice/ trainee chef. This can also be called a commis chef.
- Section chef. This can also be called a chef de partie.
- Sous chef. This is the second-in-command chef.
- Head chef. This can also be called an executive chef or a chef du cuisine.
Each of these types of chef jobs have different tasks. You can read up on what different chef jobs are here.
In general, a chef job may involve:
- Planning menus
- Ordering and quality controlling ingredients and kitchen equipment
- Managing budgets
- Prepping meat and fish for cooking
- Cleaning and prepping other ingredients for cooking
- Cooking food under time pressure
- Plating up and presenting food
- Maintaining hygiene, health and safety and licensing laws
- Working as part of a kitchen team
Chef work is physical. You may spend a lot of time on your feet.
You may have to work early mornings, late nights, weekends and bank holidays.
If you want to apply for a chef job, you might need the following:
- Kitchen experience and training
- The right to work in the UK
Qualifications aren’t essential, but can help. These can include a degree, a college diploma or an apprenticeship.
You can be promoted to a junior chef job from a kitchen assistant job.