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  • FOH Supervisor | Monday to Friday | 7am - 4pm
    FOH Supervisor | Monday to Friday | 7am - 4pm
    11 days ago
    £14 hourly
    Part-time
    London

    FOH Supervisor | Monday to Friday | 7am - 4pm We are The Salad Project, London’s answer to healthy food and a fresh outlook on how we live, feel and eat. Our founders Florian and James opened the doors to our first store in the summer of 2021. Today, we are a twelve store operation, expanding across London. At The Salad Project, our passion goes beyond the quality of our food. We are equally committed to finding and nurturing our staff, so we are on the hunt for a front of house Supervisor, hungry for exciting kitchen experience. We’re looking for people committed to taking the next step in their career, keen to join a company whose growth trajectory opens up hundreds of inspiring development opportunities - and whose current team can’t wait for you to join the family. Role | FOH Supervisor • 40 hours per week, can do opening and closing shifts, • To work under our store managers, • To lead one service a day, • To help manage our team members, • To implement & improve service processes, • To monitor & implement hygiene best practices, • To help maintain our 5* hygiene rating Expectations | Efficiency, Communication, Energy • Ability to steady the ship and prevent issues before they happen, • Leadership and communication skills, • Positive energy and dedication to the team, • Strong ability to maintain a clean and hygienic environment, • Ensure service levels are maintained to the standards we expect, • Strong organisational skills, • Respectful and conscious when it comes to punctuality and scheduling Experience Requirements | 1 Year • Ideally, you will have 1 years’ experience managing a team in a fast-paced environment within the hospitality industry Compensation | £14 per hour • 30 days holiday package (including bank holidays), • £100 ‘Refer a Friend’ scheme, • Performance based bonus, • Free lunch/dinner from The Salad Project while on shift, • Team social events, • Opportunities for career progression as the business grows

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  • Assistant General Manager - New Restaurant Opening - Mour, Marylebone
    Assistant General Manager - New Restaurant Opening - Mour, Marylebone
    17 days ago
    £40000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Mour is an exciting new opening (early June 2026) in Marylebone, offering a refined Mediterranean dining experience focused on seasonal ingredients, elegant simplicity, and warm, attentive service. It is a 60-cover restaurant, including 20-cover courtyard. We are looking for a passionate and driven experienced manager to join our team and play a key role from the very beginning. This is a unique opportunity for someone who wants to shape a new opening and build a strong team culture. Key responsibilities: • Support the General Manager in overseeing all daily operations, • Lead service with confidence, precision, and attention to detail, • Help establish and maintain high service standards from launch, • Train, develop, and inspire the front-of-house team, • Manage rotas, labour costs, and stock control, • Work closely with the kitchen to ensure smooth service flow, • Drive performance and contribute to building the business What we’re looking for: • Proven experience in a premium or Mediterranean-led restaurant, • Strong floor presence and leadership skills, • Passion for seasonal food and wine culture, • Excellent attention to detail and guest care, • Solid understanding of P&L and cost control, • A proactive mindset and enthusiasm for a new opening environment What we offer: • Salary: £40,000 per year + bonus & incentives scheme, • 45 hours contract, • 28 days holiday, • Opportunity to be part of a new opening and shape the project, • A professional and supportive working environment If you are passionate about hospitality and want to be part of something from day one, we would love to hear from you. 👉 Apply now to join Mour.

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  • Project Area Manager  |  bread&truffle.
    Project Area Manager | bread&truffle.
    1 month ago
    £45000–£50000 yearly
    Part-time
    London

    bread&truffle. is a premium Italian fast-casual brand with nine London locations. We have a strong operations manager and solid foundations - but a backlog of operational work across compliance, store audits, quality control and customer service standards that needs clearing fast. This is a hands-on, field-based role with a strategic dimension - you will be in stores clearing backlogs and fixing what's broken, and you will also help shape the processes and frameworks that prevent the same problems recurring. WHAT THE JOB ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE – Visit each of our nine London sites and work through outstanding compliance items with store managers on the ground – Drive the backlog to zero across compliance, QC and audits - then hand back to our Operations Manager to maintain – Spot gaps in how we do things and help shape cleaner processes and frameworks so the fixes stick – Work closely with our Operations Manager throughout - this is a support and acceleration role, not a solo mission The job is split roughly 70/30. Seventy percent is execution in the field - in stores, with managers, clearing backlogs. Thirty percent is stepping back and helping us build the structures that make the fixes stick. THE AREAS IN SCOPE – Compliance - we have a master file and an external consultant; we need someone to drive it to completion across all sites – Store audits - visiting stores, scoring against standards, working with managers on what needs fixing – Quality control - product consistency and line standards, checked in person – Customer service - observing service in store and helping managers understand what good looks like WHO YOU ARE – Background as an area manager or multisite ops manager in hospitality - you have personally done store visits, not just managed people who did – Comfortable working through compliance and audit checklists in the field, not just in a spreadsheet – You can shift between doing and thinking - hands dirty in a store one day, helping design a cleaner audit process the next – You get things done without needing to own everything - you can work alongside an existing ops manager without friction – Available for a focused project engagement of 3-6 months, flexible schedule WHAT THIS IS NOT – A permanent role – A remote or desk-based consultancy – A position above our existing Operations Manager - you are working with her, not over her To apply Two or three paragraphs only. Tell us about a time you had to clear a significant operational backlog across multiple sites - what it was, how you approached it, and what you left behind. No CV required at this stage. Applications without this will not be reviewed.

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  • Registered Manager
    Registered Manager
    1 month ago
    Full-time
    Dartford

    Registered Manager – Children’s Residential Home Location: United Kingdom Salary: Competitive (dependent on experience) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Probation Period: 3–6 months We are seeking an experienced and passionate Registered Manager to lead a brand-new children’s residential home. This is a unique opportunity to join a long-term, growth-focused project and play a key role in establishing a high-quality, compliant, and nurturing home for children and young people. The successful candidate will be involved from the pre-registration stage, helping to shape the service, build the team, and ensure the home meets Ofsted standards and regulatory requirements. This role offers the opportunity to work with supportive ownership that is genuinely committed to delivering outstanding care and positive outcomes for children and young people, with potential opportunities to be involved in future residential home developments. Key Responsibilities Lead the registration process with Ofsted and ensure the home meets all regulatory standards. Develop and maintain a safe, nurturing, and therapeutic environment for children and young people. Recruit, lead, and develop a high-performing care team. Ensure all staff follow safeguarding policies, procedures, and best practices. Maintain high standards of care planning, risk assessment, and documentation. Ensure the home operates in line with Children’s Homes Regulations and Quality Standards. Promote positive outcomes for children, supporting their emotional, educational, and social development. Build strong relationships with local authorities, professionals, and families. Prepare for and manage Ofsted inspections, maintaining compliance at all times. About You We are ideally looking for someone who: Has previous experience as a Registered Manager, or is an experienced Deputy Manager ready to step up Has been involved in Ofsted registration and/or inspections Has strong knowledge of Children’s Homes Regulations, safeguarding, and compliance Demonstrates excellent leadership and team development skills Is passionate about improving the lives and outcomes of children and young people Can confidently manage compliance, staff development, and service quality Requirements Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Residential Childcare (or willingness to work towards it) Experience working within children’s residential care Strong understanding of Ofsted regulations and safeguarding legislation Ability to lead, motivate, and support a team Enhanced DBS check (required) What We Offer Competitive salary (dependent on experience) Opportunity to lead a brand-new residential home Involvement from the pre-registration stage Supportive ownership with a focus on quality care and compliance Long-term career development within a growing organisation Opportunity to contribute to future residential home projects Probation Period The successful candidate will be subject to a probationary period of 3–6 months, during which performance, leadership capability, and suitability for the role will be reviewed. If you are a motivated leader who is passionate about making a real difference in the lives of children and young people, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to be part of an exciting new residential care project.

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  • Interior and FF&E Designer (Mid-level) | Global
    Interior and FF&E Designer (Mid-level) | Global
    5 days ago
    Full-time
    London

    About Us At Blank Street, we're on a mission to become the defining food and beverage brand of our generation. From the very beginning, we've set out to add a spark to ordinary experiences through elevated products, attention to detail, and a commitment to making every moment memorable. We're motivated by the millions of customers we serve across cities, and know that our potential is unlimited. It all starts with our people and their commitment to make magic happen each and every day. Add a Spark to the Ordinary... We're looking for an Interior Designer who is passionate about creating exceptional consumer experiences and excited to be part of our expansion. In this role, you will support all phases of the design and build process---from test fits and concept design through construction administration - with a strong focus on FFE selection, as well as materials and supplier research and documentation. What You'll Own • Support the design, documentation, and execution of multiple high-quality projects by collaborating with all internal and external teams, • Assist with key initiatives from creation to implementation, • Contribute to ideating the conceptual framework for projects, • Work with the Design team and wider global team to maintain an on-brand project aesthetic appropriate to the market, • Provide regular updates to management and the project team, and work alongside and receive mentorship from Senior Designers., • Assist in coordinating with external consultants throughout the design process, • Support the determination and organisation of functional requirements, programming, space planning, and code analysis, • Help ensure design deliverables follow brand standards, including quality assurance policies and procedures, • Assist the Real Estate team in the due diligence process as needed, • Research and evaluate new materials and suppliers, manage sample and prototype orders, and document all related communications. Requirements • BArch / MArch degree in a design or design-related field, including but not limited to Interior Design or Architecture, • 5+ years of professional design experience in commercial or hospitality projects, • Proven ability to support and contribute to both design concepts and technical documentation across multiple project phases., • Solid understanding of materials, finishes and space planning., • Excellent oral, written, and graphic communication skills;, • Strong problem-solving skills and a proactive, detail-oriented approach to your work., • Experience working in collaborative design teams and contributing to project coordination., • Excellent organisational and 'people' skills., • Proficient in the following programs: BIM (Revit), all things Google, Bluebeam, Adobe Creative Suite Benefits and Perks • Equity package, • Private health and dental insurance, • 25 days of annual leave (on top of bank holidays), along with an additional paid day a year 'to start something extraordinary' ✨ and pursue a passion, • A salary sacrifice scheme to spend on Cycle to Work, bike subscriptions, pensions and medical, • Access to 1Rebel off-peak classes at the sites near our office, for free!, • Great culture with regular team events \*Portfolios must be submitted for consideration \*\*This role is based in London, and periodic travel may be required

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  • Project Leader
    Project Leader
    7 days ago
    £15 hourly
    Part-time
    Kingston upon Thames

    Project Leader (Part-Time) – True Honour Charity 📍 Hounslow & Kingston (local applicants only) 🕒 10 hours per week | 📅 May 2026 – March 2027 💷 £15 per hour | Paid monthly About True Honour True Honour is a small, survivor-led specialist charity founded in 2015. We specialise in safeguarding and supporting women and families affected by domestic abuse, honour-based abuse, forced marriage, and harmful practices. We work directly with survivors, train frontline professionals, and campaign for stronger systems and better protection for those at risk. Everything we do is rooted in lived experience and a deep commitment to justice, dignity, and real change. About the Role True Honour is looking for a motivated, proactive Project Lead to help deliver our Empowering Communities project across Hounslow and Kingston. This is a hands-on role for someone who takes initiative, works well independently, and genuinely cares about supporting vulnerable women from diverse backgrounds. You will plan and deliver weekly women's group sessions, build local partnerships, and help women access the support they need, including safety planning, court preparation, and referrals to key services. What You Will Do 1. Plan and deliver weekly women's group sessions focused on confidence, English skills, digital basics, safety awareness, and wellbeing, 2. Proactively reach out to women in the community to encourage participation and reduce isolation, 3. Provide one-to-one support including safety planning, emotional support, and help accessing GP, housing, schools, and benefits, 4. Build strong partnerships with local organisations, schools, GPs, health services, and statutory agencies, 5. Promote the project and raise awareness of the support available, 6. Monitor, record, and report on activities and outcomes accurately and on time, 7. Maintain strict confidentiality when handling sensitive or personal data What We Are Looking For 1. A genuine self-starter who takes initiative and works well without close supervision, 2. Experience leading or coordinating community projects within the last two years, 3. Strong communication and relationship-building skills, 4. Organised, reliable, and solutions-focused under pressure, 5. A deep understanding of the challenges faced by women from diverse cultural backgrounds, including the impact of domestic abuse and other forms of abuse such as honour-based abuse, forced marriage, and coercive control. This is central to everything we do and we are looking for someone who truly gets it, 6. Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), 7. Strong written and verbal communication skills, 8. Committed to safeguarding, inclusion, and confidentiality The Right Attitude We are looking for someone who is: • Driven and caring — you have a natural drive to make things happen and you take the lead with care and confidence, • Flexible — you are happy to turn your hand to different tasks as things change, • Professional and reliable — people can count on you and you take your responsibilities seriously, • Positive — you bring warmth, energy, and genuine commitment to the women you work with and the team around you, • Experience working in a similar environment is a must Other Requirements • DBS check required (or willingness to undergo one), • Must be based locally and able to travel between Hounslow and Kingston, • Predominantly community-based with some remote admin work What We Offer • A rewarding opportunity to make a real difference to women's lives, • Flexible working hours, • Support and supervision from the True Honour team, • The chance to shape and lead a meaningful, funded community project If you are someone who leads with heart, takes ownership, and wants to make a real difference to women's lives, we would love to hear from you.

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  • Graduate Role 2026
    Graduate Role 2026
    2 months ago
    £27000–£30000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Graduate Role 2026 Global Insight Conferences Full Time | Office-Based £26,000 – £30,000 (dependent on experience) About the Role Global Insight Conferences, a market-leading international conference and exhibition company, is offering an exciting opportunity for ambitious graduates to begin their careers in conference production, market research, and event management. This role is ideal for graduates who are curious about business, enjoy research and writing, and want a fast-paced role where they take real ownership of projects early in their careers. As a Graduate Conference Producer, you will be responsible for creating high-level business conferences from the ground up - researching industries, speaking with senior professionals, shaping event programmes, and delivering conferences attended by industry leaders. You won’t be observing from the sidelines; you will be responsible for building real events that take place across the UK and internationally. What We’re Looking For We’re looking for graduates with strong academic backgrounds and the drive to build a career in the events and conference industry. You might be a great fit if you: Recently graduated (or graduated within the last couple of years) Have excellent written English and research skills Have office experience Are confident speaking with professionals on the phone Are organised and detail-focused Are comfortable using LinkedIn, Excel, and research tools Are ambitious, proactive, and eager to take responsibility early in your career Enjoy speaking to people on the phone and making meaningful connections Previous work experience (internships, part-time work, placements, or graduate roles) is welcome but not essential. What You’ll Be Doing As a Graduate Conference Producer, you will be the driving force behind each event you produce. Your responsibilities will include: Researching industries and market trends Conducting phone interviews with senior industry professionals Writing conference programmes and agendas Identifying and securing high-profile speakers Managing large outreach campaigns via email and LinkedIn Coordinating with internal teams to ensure the event runs smoothly Running your conference on the day, both in the UK and internationally The role is fast-paced, varied, and intellectually engaging, combining research, writing, networking, and project management. What’s in It for You? We invest in developing graduates and helping them grow quickly in their careers. You’ll benefit from: Competitive starting salary (£26k–£30k DOE) Performance-based bonuses Clear career progression after probation Opportunities to produce and run your own events within your first months Mentorship and training from experienced producers Exposure to global industries and senior business leaders Holistic wellbeing programmes, including wellbeing support Casual dress in the office (business dress at conferences) £500 employee referral scheme Charity and environmental initiatives Pension scheme and inclusive workplace practices About Global Insight Conferences Global Insight Conferences produces high-quality, industry-leading business conferences and exhibitions across the UK and internationally. We pride ourselves on developing talented graduates into industry experts, giving them responsibility early and providing the training needed to grow quickly in the business events sector. Many of our senior team members started their careers here as graduate producers. Ready to Apply? Before applying, please review the job description carefully. We’re looking for graduates who are driven, organised, and excited about building events that bring industries together. If that sounds like you: Apply now and start your career with Global Insight Conferences.

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