5 Chef jobs in UK
Bench head chef
Cv Library - London £65,000
We are now looking for a Bench Head Chef to join Gordon Ramsay Restaurants Premium Casual Restaurant Brands. Due to our ongoing success and growth of our Premium Casual Restaurants, including Bread Street Kitchen, we are
Head chef
Cv Library - London £65,000
Role: Head Chef Location: Islington, London Salary / Rate of pay: GBP65,000 + DOE (+ Bonus) Platinum Recruitment is working in partnership with this rustic fine dining gastro pub in an affluent area in Islington London.
Head chef events
Corecruitment - Maidenhead £60,000 - £65,000
Head Chef Up to A GBP 65,000 Berkshire The Client My client is an award:winning events catering company who pride themselves on delivering fabulous and innovative food at a variety of beautiful venues and events. As Head
Executive chef events
Corecruitment - Lambeth £70,000 - £75,000
Exciting Opportunity: Executive Chef : with Michelin experience for very high:end events catering business. Join our prestigious events company, known for serving VIP clients with the highest level of culinary experience
Executive chef japanese new opening
Corecruitment - Of Westminster £85,000 - £100,000
Were currently recruiting for an incredible Executive Chef opportunity to head up and exciting new culinary venture. This contemporary Japanese restaurant will offer a diverse culinary experience that goes beyond traditi
Company
- Corecruitment (3)
- Cv Library (2)
Title
- Executive chef japanese new open.. (1)
- Executive chef events (1)
- Head chef events (1)
- Head chef (1)
- Bench head chef (1)
Location
- London (2)
- Of Westminster (1)
- Lambeth (1)
- Maidenhead (1)
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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