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Bar Manager
We are looking for someone confident and hardworking that can capably manage a team of up to 8 bar staff. You must be good at working under pressure, capable and confident dealing with any issues that occur and be able to make quick, reasonable decisions to solve potential problems.
Responsibilities
- Train any new staff and monitor progress. Retrain returning seasonal staff on any new processes.
- Implementing changes where necessary to increase sales or operations, ie. cleaning rotas, training sessions, etc.
- Monitor wage spend and ensure you are appropriately staffed.
- Suggest ideas for increasing sales, profit and staff development
- Responsible for tills, the safe and cash management - ensuring everything balances every night.
- Plan shifts so all staff know exactly what they need to be doing.
- Carry out regular line cleans.
- Maintain cleanliness of the bar and cellar.
- Ensure the bar and cellar areas are prepared for stock takes.
- Carry out regular internal stock takes.
- Adhering to licencing and safety legislation
- Assist with stock takes and explaining and resolving any discrepancies
- Implement good stock control
- Purchasing and ordering stock, and working with external stock takers to ensure GP’s are met.
- Checking deliveries into the club and inputting onto relevant systems.
- Manage and record waste and guest drinks effectively
- Have a strong knowledge of drinks and keep up with trends
- Serve on the bar with staff, assist with clean up etc.
- Greet customers in a friendly manner, deal with any issues / complaints efficiently
- Ensure the table service app is updated every shift and functioning correctly
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The above is not an exhaustive list of duties and you will be expected to perform different tasks as necessitated by your changing role within the organisation and the overall business objectives of the organisation.
Requirements
- Personal Licence holder
- History of people management
- Good verbal communicator
- Attention to detail
- Experience in dealing with the general public
- Sound decision making / problem solving / information processing ability
- Ability & enthusiasm to drive sales
- Previous experience in hospitality and bar work
- A confident and friendly personality and the ability to build strong working relationships with staff and rapport with customers.
- The ability to cope serving on a busy bar, managing and motivating staff
- Must be 18+
- Must be available to work weekends and evenings, including 31st December.


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Benefits
- Wage: £14.25 ph + productivity scheme, up to £1.50 extra per hour if targets are hit.
- Paid: Every 4 weeks
- Hours: Contracted for a minimum 780 hours per year (approx 15 per week). Must be available to work on Fridays & Saturdays and 31st December. Hours vary throughout the year - 20-35 hours per week in autumn/winter, 10-16 hours over summer.
- Productivity Bonus: We operate a discretionary productivity bonus, where if the shift hits a certain productivity score by being staffed efficiently, hourly staff working that night can get up to an extra £1.50 per hour in their pay.
About The Glee
The Glee is an exciting and vibrant group of live comedy and music venues that have been operating successfully since 1994, and we are continuing to grow. Our close, and welcoming team is focused on providing excellent service to our customers.
Glasgow has one bar in a 350 capacity auditorium, where we hold our live stand up comedy shows every Friday & Saturday evening. We also host touring comedy shows and live music during the week. A typical shift will start at 5pm and be done by 11pm. It is your responsibility to keep the staff motivated and to lead by example.
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