Arkley View, Arkley, Barnet, London
Household Staff • 1-10 Employees
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We are looking for an experienced cook / deli chef for a neighbourhood cafe. Shifts are a mixture with two the same or mixed weekdays off per week and working times are 6.45am - 5.30pm with a weekly30 min break and 7am - 2.30pm or 9.30am - 5.30pm on weekends, please note every other weekend you will finish at 6.30pm on a Sunday due to kitchen deep cleaning. Free lunch meals with the value of £12.50 + coffee / hot drinks & mineral water also 50% off soft drinks / smoothies / juices / cakes. We are an open kitchen so you must be friendly, well presented and tidy as you will sometimes interact with our customers. Aprons and cloths are supplied and cleaned by us on a daily basis but you must supply black trousers, black or white chefs jacket / top and suitable shoes / black trainers. Immediate start! Payment is made every month but can be done fortnightly on a temp basis and payment is via PAYE. Starting pay Is £12.50 per hour on a 3 month probation and £13.00 after probation period, this is made up with a good tip system earning you around £14.00-14.50+ per hour. Perks: • Daytime only shifts • Food hygiene level 2 provided by the company • Cash & card tips • Free Spotify music account worth £15.00 per month • Free parking • Newly refurbished store There Is opportunity to grow within the company and also work some event shifts for our sister brands food truck Bart’s Burgers!
Receptionist required for a property management company deal with incoming calls and some emails. Post in and out. Ensuring stock of stationery, cleaning materials and kitchen requirements. Ensuring photocopiers maintained. Taking messages and passing on. Letting in visitors. Assistance with general admin to assist the office summary as a receptionist/administrative assistant, you will be the first point of contact for our organization, responsible for managing front desk operations and providing administrative support. Reporting to the office manager, your core skills in computer proficiency, phone etiquette, and organizational abilities will ensure smooth daily operations. Your premium office experience will enhance your effectiveness in handling various tasks, while relevant skills in microsoft office and data entry will contribute to efficient office management. Join our team to play a vital role in creating a welcoming environment and supporting our organizational goals. Qualifications previous administrative experience in an office setting required excellent phone etiquette and communication skills well-organized with strong organizational abilities job types: full-time, permanent pay: £23,310.00-£24,573.00 per year benefits: casual dress company pension schedule: monday to friday 9am-6pm no weekends education: gcse or equivalent (preferred) experience: customer service: 1 year (preferred) administrative experience: 1 year (preferred) language: english (required) work location: in person
Spend more time al fresco and less al desko. Spend your afternoons playing in Brent, building dens in the park, and making up magical stories as a Koru Kids nanny. You’ll get paid to play, working 9-20 hours per week looking after kids in the family home near you in Brent. You’ll be picking them up from school on weekday afternoons, leaving your weekends free for studying, your family, or hobbies. You’ll get between £11.85 - £14.50 depending on experience. Training, insurance, invoicing, and DBS checks taken care of. Here’s what our nannies say: "It’s the best job a student can have. It fits in perfectly with my lifestyle. I love having my evenings free which I wouldn't have from working in a pub and I have most of my day free which I wouldn't get in retail. I get the same amount of hours/work from having a Saturday job but without compromising on my weekends." Work differently. Join Koru Kids.
The British Polio Fellowship is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Fundraising Assistant to support a variety of fundraising activities and work collaboratively across departments to help maximize the charity’s financial support. Duties and Responsibilities As a Fundraising Assistant, you will assist with various fundraising activities, providing vital support across the following areas: Assisting in composing and submitting funding applications to Trusts and Foundations. Helping build and maintain relationships with high-worth donors, including organisations, individuals, and other interested parties. Supporting fundraising events and challenges, including assisting with registrations, participant communications, and post-event reporting. Coordinating and helping run regular and one-off fundraising initiatives such as appeals, raffles, and campaigns. Maintaining an up-to-date individual donor database and assisting in communications to encourage ongoing support. Assisting in identifying opportunities to stock and sell fundraising merchandise. Qualifications Previous experience in a fundraising or administrative role, or experience in a relevant field with transferable skills. A relevant degree or vocational qualifications are desirable but not required. Strong skills in Microsoft Word and Excel; working knowledge of Outlook and PowerPoint. Previous experience in the charity sector is beneficial but not essential. Excellent organisational skills with strong attention to detail. Strong written communication skills with the ability to create compelling and clear narratives. Ability to work effectively under pressure, managing multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment. Strong interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to work flexibly and collaboratively. Additional Information It is the company’s intention that this job description outlines the main areas of responsibility and duties for the role. However, as the organisation evolves, duties may change, and the jobholder’s responsibilities may develop accordingly. This description should be seen as a guide rather than an exhaustive and permanent statement. About the British Polio Fellowship The British Polio Fellowship is a national charity dedicated to helping, supporting, and empowering people in the UK living with the late effects of Polio and Post Polio Syndrome (PPS). The charity provides information, welfare, and support to help individuals live full, independent, and integrated lives. To Apply – Further Details Please submit a cover letter outlining why you are a suitable candidate for this position, along with your CV (both of no more than two pages). ONLY FULL APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED. Application Deadline: Ongoing Interviews: Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. BPF is unable to sponsor working visas. All applicants must have EU status or the right to work within the UK. Working at BPF This is a part-time position, requiring 2 or 3 days per week (15 hours). The British Polio Fellowship offers a hybrid working arrangement, with regular attendance required at our Watford offices. Benefits include 28 days holiday (FTE), pension contributions (after successful probation), and a six-month probationary period for all permanent appointments.