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  • Chef / Cook
    Chef / Cook
    1 month ago
    £32500–£38000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Pay: £32,500.00-£38,000.00 per year Title: Kitchen Manager (Standalone) Reporting to: House Manager Hours: 40 hours per week Location: Railton House, 10 Craven Hill, London W2 3DT About the role LHA London is seeking an experienced and confident Kitchen Manager to lead the catering operation at Paddington House, one of our largest and busiest hostels. This is a hands on leadership role where you will manage a higher volume kitchen with full responsibility for service delivery. You will oversee the preparation of fresh meals with daily catering typically serving 80 to 100 residents. You will also supervise and support a small volunteer team to ensure the kitchen runs smoothly, safely, and efficiently. If you enjoy working at pace, leading others, and running a well organised kitchen that serves a large community, this role offers both challenge and impact. About us LHA London has provided affordable, good quality accommodation since 1940. Across thirteen hostels, we support nearly 2000 young people living, studying, and working in London. Our catering service plays an important role in resident wellbeing and helps create a welcoming, homely atmosphere. Key responsibilities' Kitchen and catering Prepare and serve breakfast and dinner daily for 80 to 100 residents Plan nutritious, appealing menus suitable for higher volume service Lead the day to day running of a busy kitchen Maintain consistent quality, presentation, and portion control Ensure efficient and timely service Volunteer supervision Lead, guide, and coordinate a small volunteer team Delegate tasks clearly and provide hands on support Create a positive, respectful, and organised working environment Ensure the kitchen is left clean and secure Stock, suppliers, and budgets Manage ordering, deliveries, and stock control for a high volume kitchen Monitor usage and minimise waste Build effective supplier relationships Control food spend and work within budget Identify opportunities to improve value for money Health and safety Maintain excellent hygiene and cleanliness standards Record daily temperatures and compliance checks Ensure full adherence to food safety and health and safety legislation Report issues promptly Working pattern 40 hours per week across five days, including some weekends. Typical shifts: Weekdays: 12pm to 9pm Weekends: 7am to 4pm What we are looking for You are calm, organised, and confident leading a busy kitchen environment. You enjoy working with larger numbers and feel comfortable managing higher volume service. You will bring: At least three years experience in a professional kitchen Experience in a senior or lead role Experience cooking fresh food for larger groups or community settings such as education, care homes, hostels, or similar high volume environments Strong stock control and supplier management skills Understanding of budgets and food cost control Solid knowledge of food hygiene and safety compliance Experience supervising volunteers or small teams Ability to stay focused and organised during busy services A proactive and solution focused mindset A passion for preparing quality meals for a large community Why join us Additional day off for your birthday after one year of service Free onsite meals while working Quarterly employee recognition awards Opportunity to join the Employee Forum Enhanced pension contributions with employer matching up to 10 percent Employee Assistance Programme Cycle to Work scheme and Season Ticket Loan Death in service cover Enhanced maternity and paternity benefits Ongoing training and development Regular staff events If you are ready to lead a larger scale kitchen and play a key role in the daily experience of hundreds of residents, Paddington House offers a rewarding and fast paced environment where you can make a real difference. Benefits: Additional leave Bereavement leave Company events Company pension Cycle to work scheme Enhanced maternity leave Gym membership Health & wellbeing programme Life insurance On-site gym Private medical insurance Sick pay Store discount

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  • Till Operator
    Till Operator
    1 month ago
    Full-time
    London

    Job Vacancy: Till Staff (Full-Time) Location: Whole Foods Centre, Leyton Hours: Full-time evenings shift – 6 days per week Salary: TBC The Role We are looking for a friendly, energetic, and reliable individual to join our front-end team. As the face of our store, you will be responsible for providing a fast and efficient checkout experience while ensuring every customer leaves with a smile. Previous Experience Required • Retail/Service Background: At least 6–12 months of experience in a fast-paced retail or hospitality environment., • Till Operation: Proven experience handling cash and card transactions accurately using an Epos system., • Customer Interaction: A track record of dealing with customer enquiries and resolving complaints professionally., • Legal Compliance: Prior experience or training in "Challenge 25" or similar age-restricted sales protocols is highly desirable. Key Responsibilities • Checkout Operations: Efficiently scanning items and processing payments accurately., • Customer Service: Greeting shoppers, answering enquiries, and assisting with packing when needed., • Product Knowledge: Assisting with price checks and promoting in-store loyalty schemes., • Maintain Standards: Keeping the front and back of tills area clean and ensuring bags/supplies are replenished. Ensuring low-stock items are reported to supervisor., • Compliance: Strictly following legal guidelines for the sale of age-restricted goods. What We’re Looking For • A positive "can-do" attitude and a passion for helping people., • The ability to work well under pressure during busy peak periods., • Strong communication skills and basic numeracy., • Flexibility to work a variety of shifts.

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  • Kitchen Manager
    Kitchen Manager
    1 month ago
    £35000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Kitchen Manager The Salad Project 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 exceptional managers to join our team. 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 | Kitchen Manager • 45 hours per week, • We’re looking for someone passionate, energetic & extremely organised to manage our kitchen, • To manage our team of Kitchen Hands and KPs, • To implement & improve kitchen processes, • To monitor & implement hygiene best practices in and out of service in order to maintain our 5* hygiene rating, • To manage ordering, stock management & solve stock issues, • To manage team scheduling, training & well-being, • To report to Restaurant Manager, and Culinary Director, • Expectations | Organisation, Efficiency, Communication, Energy, • Strong proficiency in efficient, quality food prep, • Ability to manage a small team through service hours, • Leadership and communication skills, • Positive energy and dedication to the team, the business & the role, • A growth-mindset, as a key job role within a company that's growing FAST, and creating new, exciting opportunities for our best team players Experience Requirements | 1-3 Years • Experience cooking in a busy professional kitchen/casual dining restaurant, • Management and team leadership experience, • Hygiene qualifications, • Compensation, • 30 days holiday package (Including bank holidays), • Performance based bonus, • Cycle to work scheme, • £100 ‘Refer a Friend’ scheme, • Enhanced parental leave package, • Enhanced sick day package, • 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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  • Creative Programme & Studio Operations Director
    Creative Programme & Studio Operations Director
    2 months ago
    £46000–£50000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    SOC Code: 1255 – Managers and directors in the creative industries Location: 76 Druid St, London SE1 2AN Job Type: Permanent, Full-time Hours: 37.5 hours per week (rota basis including some evenings and weekends) Salary: £46,000 per annum Start Date: As soon as possible About Token Studio Token Studio is an independent creative experience studio based in Bermondsey. We deliver pottery wheel workshops, ceramic painting sessions and other hands-on creative experiences for individuals, private groups and corporate bookings. Our focus is high-quality, well-run sessions in a welcoming and structured studio environment. As we grow, we are appointing a Creative Programme & Studio Operations Director to take responsibility for programme delivery, operational standards and team leadership. The Role This is a senior operational position responsible for ensuring that all creative sessions are delivered safely, consistently and to a high standard. The role combines programme oversight, people management and studio operations. Key Responsibilities • Lead and oversee the delivery of all studio workshops and creative programmes, • Develop structured session formats, delivery standards and operating procedures, • Manage scheduling, staffing and studio capacity planning, • Line manage workshop facilitators and studio staff, including recruitment, training and performance oversight, • Ensure compliance with health & safety requirements and risk management procedures, • Oversee stock control, materials procurement and equipment maintenance, • Monitor service quality, manage customer feedback and implement operational improvements, • Minimum 3 years’ experience in creative operations, workshop delivery management, arts venue management or similar, • Demonstrable experience managing staff or facilitators, • Experience establishing or maintaining operational procedures (SOPs), • Strong organisational and problem-solving skills, • Ability to work evenings and weekends as part of a rota, • Experience within creative workshops, arts organisations or experiential businesses, • Health & Safety training or relevant compliance experience, • Background in programme or event managemenT

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