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Bar Staff – Casual Worker, UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND

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Bar Staff – Casual Worker
Goose and Gridiron
We are currently looking to hire a Bar/Cafe Team Member to join our vibrant and welcoming team as a casual worker at the Goose and Gridiron (Freemasons’ Hall, Covent Garden).
Purpose of the Job:
The purpose of the job will be to greet, serve and look after guests while maintaining a friendly and welcoming environment in a busy bar and café environment. You will also maintain a clean and well-stocked workspace and dining area, update displays, and continuously expand your knowledge of food and beverage preparation methods, trends and presentation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Preparing and serving drinks
- Creating a welcoming environment for a broad range of guests
- Keeping work areas, utensils and equipment and seating areas clean and well maintained.
- Properly handle and maintain all equipment
- Understanding and communicating information about our food and beverage offering, including allergen awareness
- Respond to orders, questions, concerns and complaints in a polite and efficient manner
- Receiving and processing customer payments
- Observe relevant health and safety standards
- Plus, any other reasonable duties
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- Excellent customer service
- Excellent verbal communication in English
- Good personal presentation
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team
- Flexibility and adaptability
- Ability to learn new information quickly
- Physical ability to move boxes, stock.


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Working hours & pay:
We are open Monday to Saturday, and successful applicants would tend to work 8–10-hour shifts between the hours of 9am and 10:30pm, though some flexibility may be required on occasion.
This is a casual working opportunity offering up to 20-30 hours per week at a £14.00 hourly rate.
Application details:
To apply please send your CV and covering letter to: Arlana Graham – HR Coordinator - United Grand Lodge of England by email via the button below.
Please ensure that your CV/covering letter evidences the necessary skills and how your experience to date matches the requirements for the role.
Closing date for applications is 5pm on Friday 21st August 2026.
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