LUSH
Seasonal Market/Events Assistant

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Application Deadline: 24 August 2026
Department: Retail
Location: Newcastle
Compensation: £13.45 / hour
Description
Diversity matters
We are building a brand that represents the people of the world. It’s what you do that counts, and we are always looking to expand perspectives and voices to shape our future.
We see you, we celebrate you, we want you!
Who we are
You might know us as the inventors of the bath bomb, but there’s more to this great-smelling, partly employee-owned, family-run company than pioneering cosmetics. We believe our business should put more back into the world than it takes and demonstrate that capitalism can be a force for good.
The Living Wage Foundation’s statement 'a hard day's work deserves a fair day's pay' is one that we are proud to commit to in the UK. As an accredited Living Wage employer, we put our people first and fight cruel practices like animal testing, promote regeneration, and show that it is what’s inside that counts - whether that’s an ingredient in a product, or the minerals in a smartphone.
The role
In this role, you will be the face of our store. Based at our Christmas pop-up stall within the Newcastle Christmas market at Monument.
With flexible shifts, a competitive hourly rate based on the Living Wage, and opportunities for bonuses, you’ll be well-supported through training and development to grow your skills.
Want to see where a career at Lush could take you? Head over here to explore real stories of growth and development across the business.
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I’m in my final year doing Economics and I don’t know whether to apply for grad schemes now or do a masters first. What do you think?
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Experience fit
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Key Information
- Hours available: 4 hours per week minimum
- Application Deadline: Monday 24th August 2026
- Interview Date: Week commencing 21st September 2026
- Start Date: TBC
- End Date: 10th December
Please note: We may close this vacancy early if we receive an overwhelming response or our business requirements change.
Additional requirements:
- Must be willing to work outside
- Must be 18+ to work on the market
Key Responsibilities
- Greet customers warmly and create a welcoming environment.
- Assist in opening and closing the stall
- Cash handling
- Loss prevention
- Stock management
Skills and Experience
Customer Experience: Embrace a true passion for delivering exceptional customer service, inspiring your team to radiate positivity and create memorable 5-star experiences. Our stores are designed to be havens of kindness, aiming to make every customer's day unforgettable. As a Sales Assistant, your vibrant role significantly contributes to infusing this warmth into every customer interaction.
Teamwork: Teaming up with your colleagues to achieve goals and cultivate a work environment that nurtures continuous team growth. Your role as a Sales Assistant revolves around making teamwork an instinctive and joyful experience.
Communication: Great communication should be part of your daily routine. Foster collaboration with colleagues, your manager, and nearby stores by keeping communication open and respectful.


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Benefits
- Holiday allowance
- 50% discount on Lush products and spa treatments
- Profit-based bonus
- Complimentary spa treatment*
- Pension scheme
- Paid day off for your birthday
- Cycle to work scheme
- Discounted rail and bus season tickets
- Employee assistance programme
- 6 months of full pay for parental leave (primary caregiver must qualify for SMP)*
- Enhanced paternity leave*
- There’s a big difference between "Flexible Working" (the legal minimum) and working flexibly. What that looks like varies from role to role and location to location. We actively welcome conversations about what working flexibly could mean and look like for you.
- We’re 10% Employee Owned - all colleagues play a role in protecting our ethics, our independence, contributing ideas for the future and share in the rewards of success when the company is doing well.
- Access to employee-led Community Networks, including Disability and Chronic Illness, Family Support, Global Majority (Race and Ethnicity), LGBTQIA+, Menopause and Neurodiversity communities.
- Tailored gender affirming care*
- Qualifying period/hours required*
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