6 Chef jobs in Windsor
Chef de partie
Hamilton Mayday is looking for a Chef de Partie for a Temp to Perm position in Army Barracks, Windsor. Pay : GBP15/per hour 40 hours per week Time : 2 rotational shift patterns 6:30am - 3pm and 10:30 - 18:30 (to be confi
Chef de partie
Chef de Partie ndash; Hospitality Rota 6.30 - 14.30 and 11 - 18.30 Rotating Monday to Friday, GBP15 per hour, Must Work Every 3rd Saturday. Windsor Vanta Staffing have partnered with an amazing client based in Windsor. N
Sous chef
Sous Chef ndash; Contract Caterer GBP35k + benefits Monday to Friday, weekly rotation 7am ndash; 3pm 11am ndash; 7pm + 1 weekend in 4 Permanent Contract Slough Award winning contract caterer are looking to strengthen the
Head chef
Head Chef ndash; Contract Caterer Circa GBP40k + benefits Monday to Friday, 7am ndash; 3pm + occasional weekend work for special functions Permanent Contract Slough Award winning contract caterer are looking to strengthe
Chef de partie
A lovely opportunity for a passionate experienced Chef de Partie to join a fine elite catering team in the heart of Windsor. The working hours are one week 7am - 3pm 2nd week 12noon - 8.30pm with the continuous shift pat
New product development chef
New Product Development Chef GBP28,000 - GBP30,000 Berkshire Food Manufacturing Job ref: 8732 The company We are seeking a talented individual to join a leading provider of premium quality products to food manufacturers,
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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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