WTD Chefs - where do you search for jobs?
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Hello,
We are looking to recruit a head chef and a sous chef and I wondered whether I could ask any chefs (or employers thereof) on here how they usually find job roles. As an IT contractor, I pretty much exclusively use jobserve but is there an equivalent "go-to" site for catering jobs?
I'm considering reed.co.uk and caterer.com. Anyone have any suggestions of cost-effective (i.e. sufficient appropriate visitors) alternatives - though to be honest they'll not be alternatives rather they'll be in addition. What about the local paper, does anyone use these anymore?
Thanks in advance,
Phil.
Edit: I've just noticed that "wanted ads" are OK in this forum so, if anyone is a chef, looking for work and can sensibly get to a rural South Buckinghamshire location, please do get in touch. Age is not a factor and we're looking for someone with ambition over and above pure length-of-experience (though experience is necessary). We want someone, basically, who iskeen to make obsessed with making a name for themselves
Competitive salary and performance bonuses etc.
We are looking to recruit a head chef and a sous chef and I wondered whether I could ask any chefs (or employers thereof) on here how they usually find job roles. As an IT contractor, I pretty much exclusively use jobserve but is there an equivalent "go-to" site for catering jobs?
I'm considering reed.co.uk and caterer.com. Anyone have any suggestions of cost-effective (i.e. sufficient appropriate visitors) alternatives - though to be honest they'll not be alternatives rather they'll be in addition. What about the local paper, does anyone use these anymore?
Thanks in advance,
Phil.
Edit: I've just noticed that "wanted ads" are OK in this forum so, if anyone is a chef, looking for work and can sensibly get to a rural South Buckinghamshire location, please do get in touch. Age is not a factor and we're looking for someone with ambition over and above pure length-of-experience (though experience is necessary). We want someone, basically, who is
Competitive salary and performance bonuses etc.Edited by Landlord on Wednesday 15th May 10:53
Job centre is free to advertise on, both online and in 'store', but you will have to sift through huge amounts of s
t to find the odd gem.
Reed always used to be more sort of adminy/secretarial stuff, although it has got better over the last few years.
I'd potentially look at fish4, jobsite and totaljobs too.
t to find the odd gem. Reed always used to be more sort of adminy/secretarial stuff, although it has got better over the last few years.
I'd potentially look at fish4, jobsite and totaljobs too.
escargot said:
Job centre is free to advertise on, both online and in 'store', but you will have to sift through huge amounts of s
t to find the odd gem.
Reed always used to be more sort of adminy/secretarial stuff, although it has got better over the last few years.
I'd potentially look at fish4, jobsite and totaljobs too.
Thanks Phil. I'll take a look at these too.
t to find the odd gem. Reed always used to be more sort of adminy/secretarial stuff, although it has got better over the last few years.
I'd potentially look at fish4, jobsite and totaljobs too.
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