2 Chef jobs in South Oxfordshire North Berkshire
Head chef new
Cv Library - OX12 Lockinge Oxfordshire £41,000
Are you a chef with experience in a fast-paced kitchen environment with an emphasis on fresh and seasonal produce? Used to leading teams? Looking for a rewarding career with excellent training and opportunities for devel
Head chef pastry new
Cv Library - North West £40,000 - £45,000
POSITION: Head Chef (Pastry) REPORTING LINE: Executive Head Chef (Pastry) HOURS: 42.2 Hours p/w (5/7 days) CORE BENEFITS: 25 Days annual leave + BH #39;s, Private Health Insurance, Company Bonus Scheme, High street disco
Management couple f b manager and head chef new
Cv Library - DL8 Spennithorne North Yorkshire £60,000 - £70,000
Management Couple Required: Stunning high-quality Food Beverage Operation set within the grounds of a beautiful 5-star multi-faceted resort operation ndash; idyllic location Food Beverage Manager Head Chef Couple Locatio
Head chef seafood restaurant new
Cv Library - KA10 Barassie South Ayrshire £45,000
The role: Global Talent 2020 are proudly working with our exciting rapidly growing Restaurant and Bars client for their landmark venue in Troon on the west coast of Scotland in recruiting for an ambitious Head Chef to le
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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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