What’s it about? With Hospitality Works, you can: ● Learn how to start your career in hospitality
● Discover the wealth of roles available ● Join interactive sessions with employers
● Gain work experience opportunities and training
Do you have the potential to provide really great customer service with a smile? A world of endless opportunities with a rewarding career is out there for you. Last year’s campaign generated thousands of opportunities, providing upskilling, learning opportunities, work experience and social media activities. One example of this was in Carlisle,
where a single parent took up a work experience placement with a local café. It went so well that they received an offer of work at hours that suited them perfectly with the potential to increase their earnings through the flexible contract awarded. Your perfect hospitality job is waiting
for you right now, so get inspired and get that perfect job.
Where can you start to search? ●
www.hospitalityguild.co.uk ●
www.caterer.com ●
www.springboarduk.net ●
www.leisurejobs.com ●
www.barzone.co.uk ●
www.careersthatmove.co.uk ●
www.hotel-jobs.co.uk ●
www.hcareers.co.uk
Love hospitality – love your career Hospitality Works will run from 7 February to 7 March 2018. Get involved, get inspired and follow us on Twitter at #jobswithasmile.
Jobseekers – visit the local Jobcentre to discover activities taking place near you.
What’s on the menu for employers? ● Over 700 Jobcentres all over the country are coaching thousands of jobseekers to move into work.
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“More than 6,000 jobseekers moved into work as a result of opportunities offered by employers in the Hospitality Works 2017 campaign”
● The hospitality sector is very competitive and growing, never more so than in the last two years, against a backdrop of low unemployment.
● Hospitality Works gives you a chance to raise the awareness and expertise of Jobcentre Plus staff about how your organisation operates and recruits employees.
● It’s a fun and engaging way to meet jobseekers and give them a taste of what it’s like to work for you.
● It helps to promote your business and provide jobseekers with a stepping stone to a great career.
During the course of Hospitality Works 2017 there were more than a million impressions on #JobsWithASmile content – over half of them during BHA, Springboard and employer takeover days. Around 3,000 employers also visited Jobcentres during the campaign to attend job fairs, deliver information sessions to jobseekers and promote opportunities. By working with Jobcentre Plus you can find the right calibre of staff – just as one business did when recruiting for a new restaurant in Gillingham. It had advertised through other channels but only five of those invited for interview attended. The restaurant approached Chatham Jobcentre Plus, which arranged interviews resulting in 27 jobseekers being offered employment. The employer’s recruitment team were so impressed they now use Jobcentre for all their recruitment needs.
Employers: are you interested in getting involved? Email us at
hospitalityworks.2018@dwp.gsi.gov.uk
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