Chef and kitchen worker

Chef Uusimaa, Vantaa in Finland

Angajator: Maksims Oy
Locație: Finland
Locuri: 1
Publicat pe: 2026-03-19

Ce presupune munca

Our chain of high-quality burger restaurants is expanding, and we need energetic employees who are ready to create the best dining experiences for our customers. Your responsibilities: Preparing juicy burgers and appetizers in accordance with our quality standards. Active sales and friendly customer service at the register. Maintaining impeccable cleanliness in the workplace and customer areas. Compliance with food safety regulations. What we expect from you: Food Safety Certificate: Possession of this certificate is a mandatory requirement. Flexibility: Our main office is in Vantaa, but the nature of our work requires mobility. Your work location may vary depending on operational needs (e.g., participating in festivals or working in different parts of the city). Team spirit: The ability to maintain a positive attitude even during busy periods. Language skills: Proficiency in Finnish or English at a level sufficient for customer service. What we offer: A competitive salary in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement (TES). Training in all the secrets of preparing our companys own recipes. A flexible work schedule thats easy to balance with studies or hobbies. Opportunities for career growth in a rapidly expanding company. Are you ready to get started? Submit your brief resume via the form on our website or by email. We will contact suitable candidates as applications are received.

Cum aplici

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Deschide oferta originală

Sursa: EURES, the European Commission's job mobility portal.

Cum funcționează permisul de muncă în Finland

Residence permit for an employed person. A job offer and, for most roles, a partial decision by the employment authorities on the availability of local labour.

Publicat de Migri, the Finnish Immigration Service