The welcome
Photos of the room before anyone arrives, a quick check, the table set when it’s booked, then meeting the guests and showing them the ovens and the lights. About an hour, give or take.
Steady work, a few streets from home.
We’re looking for a small crew who live within 5 km to meet guests at the door, set the table, and clean and lock up at the end of the night. Casual, paid by the hour with super, and rostered from the booking calendar — never called in by an app. Hours follow the bookings, so they vary, and once a shift is on your roster it’s paid.
The close
In by 11pm at the latest. Photos once the guests have gone, the dishwashers on, the deep clean, and you lock up — then tell us you’re out. A camera on the front door sees who comes and goes.
Rostered, then paid
Shifts come from the booking calendar and lock in two weeks out. Once a shift is on your roster it’s paid, even if the booking falls through. Saying no to one costs you nothing.
Close to home
Everyone lives within 5 km, so the late finish is a few minutes from bed. Casual, by the hour, with super — on the books, and never called in by an app.
Put your hand up
Five short steps — you, the work you’d like, your usual week, what you’ve done before, and how to reach you. One room only needs a few people, so we read every one and call the people we’d like to meet.