FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a waiter at State of Play Hospitality?
The primary responsibility of a waiter is to deliver a unique high-quality experience to guests, ensuring accurate orders of food and beverages are received and delivered properly while maintaining an energetic atmosphere.
Are there any specific qualifications required for this position?
Yes, candidates must have current food handlers and alcohol certification, a minimum of 1 year’s experience preferably in a high-volume environment, and be authorized to legally work in the UK.
What are the typical working hours for a waiter?
Waiters are expected to be available to work various shift times and days, including weekends and holidays.
Is there a uniform or dress code for waiters?
Yes, waiters are required to report for all scheduled shifts in proper attire that adheres to health and hygiene standards.
What type of benefits does State of Play Hospitality offer to its waitstaff?
Benefits include a confidential Team Assistance Programme, Wagestream for instant wage access, 31 days of holiday per year (pro-rata), life insurance, free staff meals on shift, refer-a-friend bonuses, and team discounts, among others.
Is training provided for waitstaff?
Yes, training sessions and team meetings are regularly held, and waiters are expected to attend as required.
What is the company’s stance on diversity and equality in the workplace?
State of Play Hospitality is committed to being an equal opportunity employer, providing equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants without discrimination based on various factors such as race, gender, age, and more.
How does the company promote team culture and bonding?
The company promotes team culture through initiatives like an annual company party, team discounts, and by encouraging a positive work environment focused on teamwork and respect.
What are the career development opportunities for waitstaff at State of Play Hospitality?
After one year of service, employees are eligible for enhanced maternity and paternity pay, volunteer days, and additional bonuses along with increased holiday entitlement based on years of service.
How physically demanding is the job of a waiter?
The job can be physically demanding as waiters must be able to stand and/or walk for long periods of time and may need to lift over 50 lbs if necessary.