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Hourly rate and Contract in Hotel kitchen.

essgee268 · 2016-03-28 23:23:36

After 20 years in Bar and Food industry work I bit the bullet and trained in a Level 5 Proffesional Cookery course which I gained a distinction. I recently took up employment in one of connachts top Wedding Hotels. I can hold my own knowledge wise with the experienced chefs and I am almost upto speed. my problem is.that I…

28-03-2016 11:23pm

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essgee268

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After 20 years in Bar and Food industry work I bit the bullet and trained in a Level 5 Proffesional Cookery course which I gained a distinction. I recently took up employment in one of connachts top Wedding Hotels. I can hold my own knowledge wise with the experienced chefs and I am almost upto speed. my problem is.that I didn't get The money that we discussed in the interview. I just wonder what is the rate that I should expect. Also should I have signed a contract

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#2 29-03-2016 1:47pm

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Yes you should have gotten a contract. No idea on rates though

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