5 Chef jobs in Leeds
Head chef development mon fri law firm fine dining x street food
A hybrid Head Chef / Chef Manager / Development Role is required for a global law firm with who rsquo;s headquarters are located in Leeds. This role will be a senior role to over see the food and also the FOH operations
Chef
Have you worked as a chef previously? Do you want to work for a large organisation in Leeds City Centre that has an excellent reputation for providing quality food? Are you available to start a new role ASAP? If so, then
Prep chef
Have you worked in a commercial kitchen previously? Do you want to work for a large organisation in Leeds city centre with a great reputation for the food they produce? Do you want to start working ASAP? We are currently
Community chef educator
Ref: 778 Role: Community Chef Educator Salary: GBP26,063 per annum Location: Swarcliffe, Leeds Hours: 08:00-4:30pm Monday-Friday (Although flexibility is required, as the store is open 08:30-5:00pm Mon-Fri and Saturdays
Kitchen porter
Are you looking for a full-time role with sociable hours? Do you want to work for a large organisation with a great reputation for the quality of food they produce? Do you want to start working ASAP? We are currently rec
Enhanced dbs school kitchen assistant
Verve people are looking for Kitchen Assistants with an enhanced DBS who are full of enthusiasm and are eager to gain experience in kitchen environments to join our Back of House team in Greater Leeds region. Working for
Kitchen assistant
We are only able to accept applicants who have the right to work in the uk and live within a commutable distance to the location of the job role. As a Kitchen Assistant, you will be experienced with food preparation and
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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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