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Waiter/Waitress - Pho - Sheffield
Company
Pho Restaurants
Location
Sheffield
Posted
5 days ago
Via
via Hospitality Jobs UK
Job Description
No more PHO-MO, come join Pho!
Vietnamese Street food, but make it cool.
We’re looking for energetic Waiters/Waitresses to be part of our Pho restaurant.
Part-time and full-time hours available.
This is for those who want to be part of somewhere fun, fast and busy- We’re a friendly team that works hard. We enjoy what we do and we’ll support you all the way!
Who’s Pho?
Sure, our food is pretty amazing! But we’re also all about the atmosphere…
We’re talking funky music in the background…dimmed lights…Staff cracking jokes by the kitchen pass as they quickly step in and out…. Guests are bantering with the waiters…. You hear wine glasses clinking and most importantly, in between all that buzz, you hear the slurping of some fresh Phở.
What Pho can offer you!
• Free fresh meals at work
• 50% discount. Bring friends and family, 50% off for them too!
• Fun summer Parties, all hosted by Pho
• Get paid every 2 weeks! Or…
• … Get paid quicker with our ‘Wagestream App’
• Earn more money if your friend joins us. From £100-£1000 extra for each friend
• Confidential Employer Assistance Program, for any troubles you may be facing.
• Company pension
• Amazing training support as you get started with us.
Have a look at our instagram too and have a good stalk! https://www.instagram.com/phorestaurant/
Vietnamese Street food, but make it cool.
We’re looking for energetic Waiters/Waitresses to be part of our Pho restaurant.
Part-time and full-time hours available.
This is for those who want to be part of somewhere fun, fast and busy- We’re a friendly team that works hard. We enjoy what we do and we’ll support you all the way!
Who’s Pho?
Sure, our food is pretty amazing! But we’re also all about the atmosphere…
We’re talking funky music in the background…dimmed lights…Staff cracking jokes by the kitchen pass as they quickly step in and out…. Guests are bantering with the waiters…. You hear wine glasses clinking and most importantly, in between all that buzz, you hear the slurping of some fresh Phở.
What Pho can offer you!
• Free fresh meals at work
• 50% discount. Bring friends and family, 50% off for them too!
• Fun summer Parties, all hosted by Pho
• Get paid every 2 weeks! Or…
• … Get paid quicker with our ‘Wagestream App’
• Earn more money if your friend joins us. From £100-£1000 extra for each friend
• Confidential Employer Assistance Program, for any troubles you may be facing.
• Company pension
• Amazing training support as you get started with us.
Have a look at our instagram too and have a good stalk! https://www.instagram.com/phorestaurant/
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