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Do you like South Indian or Sri Lankan food? We need staff

By thefords
May 6, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 6, 2019

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Posted May 6, 2019

We are looking for 2 kitchen staff to work in our new in-store cafe with modern South Indian / Sri Lankan food.

You need to be presentable and personable. Willing to help and adapt as we are a pop-up in a temp location. Have basic food prep skills / knowledge and an interest in South Indian food.

Days are Wed - Sat 9 - 4pm / happy to discuss shifts.

Please pm if you are interested.

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