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View employer profileView all jobsAdd to my shortlistEmail this job to a friendContact detailsAward winning restaurant Zuma in Knightsbridge is looking for experienced Pastry Chef de Partie to join their team.
Candidates should ideally have a minimum of 2 year's experience working in pastry in a busy kitchen in London. The successful candidate will also have the passion to prepare dishes of the highest quality and a desire to acquire new skills. Catering qualifications are desirable but not essential and relevant training, a competitive salary, as well as performance-related bonuses after a successful probation period are offered to all successful applicants.
Applicants must have the right to legally reside and work in the UK without any restrictions or limitations.
Full job detailsEmployerZumaPosted24 Sep 2012LocationLondon, KnightsbridgeJob TitleChefs - PastryEmployer TypeRestaurantPositionZuma London - Pastry Chef De PartieSalaryAttractiveZumaView all jobs with ZumaApply onlineView the Original article
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View employer profileView all jobsAdd to my shortlistEmail this job to a friendContact detailsAward winning restaurant Zuma in Knightsbridge is looking for experienced Pastry Chef de Partie to join their team.
Candidates should ideally have a minimum of 2 year's experience working in pastry in a busy kitchen in London. The successful candidate will also have the passion to prepare dishes of the highest quality and a desire to acquire new skills. Catering qualifications are desirable but not essential and relevant training, a competitive salary, as well as performance-related bonuses after a successful probation period are offered to all successful applicants.
Applicants must have the right to legally reside and work in the UK without any restrictions or limitations.
Full job detailsEmployerZumaPosted24 Sep 2012LocationLondon, KnightsbridgeJob TitleChefs - PastryEmployer TypeRestaurantPositionZuma London - Pastry Chef De PartieSalaryAttractiveZumaView all jobs with ZumaApply onlineView the Original article