Night Auditor
Company
IHG Hotels & Resorts
Location
Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
19 days ago
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Job Description
As a casual Night Auditor (Front Office Host), you will be responsible for supporting the Night Manager regarding compiling reports and balancing hotel receipts and transactions. You will also assist any of our guests’ needs (including check in/out) and provide them with a genuine, charming, and friendly welcome and experience.What are we looking for? You'll have the attitude, behaviour and integrity of a truly special host. Guest service experience within the front office or reception team will be highly desired You'll have the availability to work night shift, from 11pm to 7am Property Management System (PMS) knowledge preferred, or sound understanding of computer programsSound interesting?Join our extraordinary world and experience a place where you can be yourself, share your ideas, support your personal growth and wellbeing, and be a valued member of an inspirational team.You’ll be rewarded for your hard work with a suite of benefits that supports you and your family’s wellbeing, including flexible work options, recognition and great discounts.Your career journey will be supported through our lifelong development program, IHG career milestone celebrations, and transfer of entitlements as you move and grow with IHG. In addition to the always-popular hotel perks like accommodation and food & beverage discounts, our discount retail platform makes your pay go even further.Don't quite meet every single requirement, but still believe you'd be a great fit for the job? We'll never know unless you hit the 'Apply' button. Start your journey with us today.
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What is the minimum hourly rate for casual waitstaff in Australian restaurants under the Hospitality Award from 1 July 2026?
The Fair Work Ombudsman sets the minimum rate for Food and Beverage Attendant Grade 2 at AU$25.75 per hour from 1 July 2026 under the Hospitality Industry (General) Award 2020. Casual employees receive an additional 25% loading, resulting in AU$32.19 per hour. Penalty rates of 150% apply for work after 10pm on weekdays.
How many ordinary hours per week can restaurant workers be rostered without overtime under Australian awards in 2026?
The Fair Work Ombudsman states that full-time restaurant employees are rostered for 38 ordinary hours per week averaged over a 4-week cycle under the Hospitality Industry (General) Award 2020. Any hours beyond 10 in a single day attract 150% overtime rates from 1 July 2026. Annual leave accrues at 4 weeks per year for full-time staff.
What visa allows international applicants to work as chefs in Australian restaurants without employer sponsorship in 2026?
Home Affairs permits Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) holders aged 18-35 to work in restaurants for up to 12 months with a 6-month limit per employer as of 2026. No formal sponsorship is required but a valid Tax File Number must be obtained within 28 days of starting work. The visa allows 88 days of specified work in regional areas for a second-year extension.
Do restaurant kitchen hands in Australia need formal qualifications or a licence in 2026?
The Fair Work Ombudsman confirms no formal qualification is mandatory for kitchen hand roles under the Hospitality Award, though a Certificate II in Kitchen Operations is common. Food safety supervisor certification is required if handling high-risk foods, costing AU$150-250 and valid for 5 years. RSA certification is mandatory only for staff serving alcohol.
