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Birmingham, West Midlands•4 days ago

Sushi Chef

Company: KIBOU Restaurants

Job TypeFULL TIME
Salary£36,855.39 / yr
LocationBirmingham, West Midlands
Posted4 days ago

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New Opening - Birmingham KIBOU is an independent Japanese restaurant and bar with restaurants in Battersea, Cheltenham, Bristol, Solihull, Oxford and Cambridge. We offer an extensive menu showcasing a variety of Japanese cuisine, served from a Sushi and Hot Food kitchen. The environments we create are stylish and fun, and our primary focus is on growing a team of people who take pride in delivering a truly standout experience. We offer excellent training in a supportive environment, and there a…

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This vacancy is located in Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom. Please ensure you can commute to this area or have accommodation arranged.

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The listed compensation is £36,855.39 / yr. The standard UK National Living Wage is £11.44 per hour for workers aged 21 and over.

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