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Demi Chef de Partie
Cook seasonal and classic European cuisine, using quality fresh ingredients, adhering to recipes, specifications, and standards. Maintain a clean and organised workstation, ensuring compliance with hygiene and safety standards. Train and supervise Commis chefs.
Requirements
Responsibilities
- Cook seasonal and classic European cuisine, using quality fresh ingredients, adhering to recipes, specifications, and standards.
- Maintain a clean and organised workstation, ensuring compliance with hygiene and safety standards.
- Train and supervise Commis chefs.
Benefits
- Enjoy a generous discount across our restaurants on food and drinks.
- Rewarding Excellence - a team-led incentive, earning up to £100 in high street vouchers.
- Enhanced Maternity and Paternity leave to support working families.
- Group-wide access to mental health counselling, legal and financial advice.
- Advance access to earned wages via Wagestream.
- A unique and varied training calendar including supplier trips, masterclasses and visits.
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About The Wolseley Hospitality Group
Evocative of Vienna in the early twentieth century, Fischer’s is an informal neighbourhood restaurant situated on Marylebone High Street.


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The Wolseley Hospitality Group portfolio of restaurants comprises of The Wolseley on Piccadilly, The Delaunay in Aldwych, Brasserie Zédel in Soho, Colbert in Chelsea, Fischer's in Marylebone, Soutine in St John's Wood, Bellanger in Islington, Manzi's in Soho and The Wolseley City in Monument.
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