Advertised by Balram Catering Ltd

Chef de Partie.

Castlebar, Mayo · 39 hours per week · €36,605 per week

About this role

Balram Catering T/A Everest Restaurant is seeking a Chef de Partie for a full-time position in its restaurant in Castlebar, Co. Mayo. Must have two years experience in a similar role. €36,605 Gross Annual Remuneration.. 39 hours per week.

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