2 Chef jobs in Bromsgrove Worcestershire
Chef de partie a stable future good salary
First Contact Chefs - Bromsgrove £32,500
This luxury historic hotel set within stunning grounds is looking for an experienced and talented Chef de Partie to join their creative and Passionate kitchen team. Our Client is looking for a Talented Chef de Partie to
Sous chef
Cv Library - Broadway Worcestershire £37,600 - £41,000
Role: Sous Chef Location: Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire Salary: GBP36,000 + Service Charge Platinum Recruitment are working in partnership with a beautiful luxury hotel near Moreton-in-Marsh in Gloucestershire and we
Chef de partie
Cv Library - B48 Alvechurch Worcestershire £24,000 - £26,000
As a Chef De Partie you rsquo;ll be right in the heart of the hotel, so we want you to take pride in everything you rsquo;ll be doing to support the Head Chef and keep things running like clockwork. Take a deep breath be
Linux windows system administrator
Cv Library - Worcestershire £42,000 - £45,000
We are looking to hire a Linux/Windows System Administrator to join our team. We are a successful business based in Worcester. The day-to-day duties of the role will include supporting and managing our existing platforms
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The United Kingdom is facing a shortage of skilled chefs. According to a survey by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES), nearly half of all skilled chef vacancies in the U.K. are difficult to fill. If the scarcity continues, the country will need an additional 11,000 new chefs by 2020, estimates the leading skills development agency People 1st. The skills shortage could even harm the country’s foodie reputation and may eventually hamper the growth of the UK tourism industry – which otherwise would cross the £216 billion mark by 2025, estimates VisitEngland. Despite the urgent ne...
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