🚨🚨EXCITING NEWS! 🚨🚨

We have a vacancy (part-time) ! WOOP!

We're looking for a very special person to help us at Food for Thought so if you have a passion for food, the planet and people, this is the job for you!

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The right person will:

πŸ’š work on their own initiative & independently to create a pleasant shopping environment

πŸ’š be an enthusiastic and efficient self starter

πŸ’š have an interest in reducing waste & being kind to the environment

πŸ’š have basic mental arithmetic (to work out weight of containers)

πŸ’š be confident engaging with customers, helping them & answering queries

πŸ’š a hard worker who is keen to learn

πŸ’š be relatively fit as the position entails heavy lifting. Some of the sacks we handle are 25kg

πŸ’š warm & friendly happy to go the extra mile to make customer experience one to remember for all the best reasons.

The role will include serving customers, keeping the shop & dispensers clean & tidy, operating the till system, replenishing stock & receiving / processing deliveries amongst other related tasks.

You will need to be available to work:

Sunday 09:45 to 2:45

Monday 09:15 to 2:45

Tuesday 09:15 to 2:45 plus holiday cover.

Hours are subject to change.

Previous retail/food experience is preferred but isn’t essential as full training will be given.

Please send your CV, availability & why you're the ideal candidate to kerry@foodforthought.shop by Saturday 22nd July 23.

Any questions just ask.

Interviews will be held at Food for Thought, NN8 1LD (date TBC) with a view to an immediate start.

Rate: Minimum wage. Review after 3 month probation period.

Not looking for a job? Can you please share this far & wide with those excellent people who fit the bill? We'd love to hear from people from all walks of life.

Written by Kerry Leese

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