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Bar Supervisor
Steeped in history, the White Bear theatre pub has been on this site since c.1780, serving great beer and ales. After an impressive refurbishment in 2016, the White Bear’s interior is a stunning blend of traditional charm and modern design, complete with an eclectic collection of artwork and bric-a-brac.
On the original wooden bar, you’ll find a fantastic selection of craft beers, ales and lagers, alongside an extensive wine list and a carefully curated collection of spirits and whisk(e)y.
But we’re not just about drinks! We are proudly food-led, serving high-quality, seasonal dishes that showcase the best of British produce, with a focus on flavour, creativity, and elevated pub classics done right.
When the sun shines, enjoy your favourite tipple in the beer garden, also home to our very own beehives.
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What We Offer Our Bar Supervisor:
- Access to our Career Pathway, Apprenticeships and training and development courses
- Free Meals
- Weekly pay
- 28 days holiday per year
- 20% discount in all Young's Pubs and 30% discount on overnight stays in our Pubs with Rooms
- Share Save Scheme
- Company Pension Scheme
What we look for in a Bar Supervisor:
At The White Bear, we are looking for a Bar Supervisor who brings genuine passion for hospitality and takes pride in delivering a standout guest experience every single day.
You will be someone who leads from the front, confident behind the bar, full of energy, and setting the tone for the team. Standards matter to us, so we need someone who keeps the bar looking sharp, clean, and consistently operating at a high level, even during the busiest services.


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A strong eye for detail is key. You will be responsible for accurate stock counts, maintaining tight controls, and ensuring everything behind the bar is well managed, from cellar to service. You understand that great operations sit behind great experiences.
Just as important, you’ll be a natural coach. You’ll train, support, and inspire the team to grow in confidence, product knowledge, and service style making sure everyone delivers the warm, professional, and memorable service we are known for.
In short, we’re looking for someone who cares: about the product, the people, and the standards and who’s ready to step up and make a real impact.
Skills
- Fluent in English
- Basic Knowledge of Wines
- Basic Beers/Spirits Knowledge
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