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Titlechefs wages and the hospitality industry post Brexit.
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Hiya. I used to work as a chef, but stopped during the first lock down. Since then I've barely been back, just the occasional agency shift etc. I was wondering what the wages are like nowadays for chefs as I'm looking to get back into it for a couple months before going travelling. As I'm no longer career motivated by hospitality, I want to get the biggest bucks and the most hours possible to pad my bank account before my departure. Soy questions are:

What job do you have (commis, sous, head chef etc) and what do you make per hour?

And what's the it like in general? I've heard there's a lot of staffing issues as a lot of Europeans aren't here anymore keeping us out the shit!

Thanks for reading!
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CreatedWed 17th Aug 2022 8:21pm
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