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About the Role
Do you love the thrill of a fast-paced working environment, but like to have your evenings free for family and fun? Read on….
Billy-Bob’s is hiring, and this is not your average job! Our authentic American diner is looking for a Party Host to create magical memories for the birthday girls and boys in our fantastic party spaces.
This role is all about the weekend buzz, as that’s when most of our fun-filled kids’ parties come to life! From blowing up balloons (don't worry we have a machine!) and welcoming guests with big smiles right through to slicing the cake and scooping up those all-important ice creams that everyone’s been waiting for! It’s fast-paced, hands-on, and full of fun from start to finish.
What’s in it for you?
- Competitive pay – we are not stingy with the bucks
- 50% team discount – treat yourself on and off shift, to top notch food
- Good work life balance – sure thing, no split shifts, or evenings
- Need flexibility? No problem we will work with you on this
- Top notch food– free meals when you’re working
- Friendly, family working environment – we’re a welcoming bunch
- Reward and recognition – we pull out all the stops to celebrate when the team or individuals do well
- Time to relax over the festive period – Christmas Day and Boxing off
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If you are passionate about making a special day even more memorable and ensuring our guests have a swell time with us, and you are excited to work for a young and rapidly growing independent business that has lots of opportunities for talented individuals to rise through the ranks, then we want to hear from you. After an initial induction period, you will report to the Assistant Manager.


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Key responsibilities
- Delivering an awesome party experience for our guests so they tell others
- Setting up and organising the party room including serving food and drink and ice cream
- Ensuring parents are happy and dealing with any issues or questions
- Making the party guests feel special and well looked after
What You’ll have
- Bubbly and outgoing personality and bags of charm
- Excellent team working skills
- A willingness to learn new things and muck in
- A great work ethic and the ability to multitask and work at pace
Due to the nature of this role, applicants must be aged 16 and over
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