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485 days ago

Job availability at The Hungry Horse

Quinton from Milson

Hiring Now-:

Front of House/ Barista

We are looking for an experienced and friendly FOH staff to join our team.

Our Cafes operate 7-days a week, so your shifts will involve rostered weekends and public holidays. Daytime hours only!

To be successful for this role you will have:
• Excellent customer service skills
• Great communication skills
• Ability to find a job to do on your own and move quickly
• Experience with POS and cash handling
• Availability to work weekends
. Come in every day with an awesome vibe and ready to work.

Any Barista knowledge will help your application to move forward

Whether you are seeking full time or part time hours, we would love to hear from you. This is a permanent position and If this sounds like you please get in contact! or email us your CV at hhungryhorse@icloud.com

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