Hiring Advice
How to Write a Job Description That Attracts the Right Restaurant Staff
A clear job description saves restaurant owners and managers time. What to include, what to leave out, and a simple structure you can reuse for every role.
For job seekers
How it works
Browse current vacancies by category, location and type of work. Each one is a role we are recruiting for.
Read the duties, requirements and working arrangements. Apply for roles that genuinely match your experience.
Apply exactly as the vacancy describes. Employers ask for different things, so the instructions differ between roles.
If your application fits what the employer needs, we contact you about the next step, such as an interview.
Our commitment
We only advertise roles we are recruiting for. When a vacancy closes, we mark it closed.
Each vacancy explains the duties, requirements, location and how to apply, so you can decide before you contact us.
If your application fits the role, we contact you about the next step. We tell you what the role involves before you commit to it.
Your details are used for recruitment only and are never published on this website.
Where to start
Career resources
Hiring Advice
A clear job description saves restaurant owners and managers time. What to include, what to leave out, and a simple structure you can reuse for every role.
Interviews
The questions restaurant employers commonly ask waiters, waitresses and other service staff, what they are really asking, and how to prepare honest, confident answers.
CVs and Applications
What restaurant and hotel employers look for in a CV, how to structure it on one or two pages, and how to present experience even if your first job was informal.