WWRD United Kingdom, Ltd. Is Part of the Fiskars Group of Companies. Fiskars – Celebrating Centuries of Pride, Passion And

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WWRD United Kingdom, Ltd. is part of the Fiskars Group of Companies. Fiskars – celebrating centuries of pride, passion and design. Every day. Established in 1649 as an ironworks in a small Finnish village, Fiskars has grown to be a leading consumer goods company with globally recognized brands including Fiskars, Iittala, Gerber, Wedgwood and Waterford. With iconic products, strong brands and global ambitions, Fiskars’ mission is to enrich people’s lives in home, garden and outdoor. Fiskars’ products are available in more than 100 countries and the company employs around 9,000 people in 30 countries. Fiskars is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki. www.fiskarsgroup.com Living Products Fiskars’ Living Products business unit offers a wide range of products for the table-top, giftware and interior décor categories with strong premium and luxury brands such as Iittala and Royal Copenhagen, known for their Scandinavian design, as well as Wedgwood and Waterford, synonymous with expressive luxury. Scandinavian Living: Iittala, Royal Copenhagen, Arabia and Rörstrand Our aim in the Scandinavian Living business is to enrich people’s lives with inspiring and lasting Scandinavian design. English & Crystal Living: Waterford, Wedgwood, Royal Albert and Royal Doulton The English & Crystal Living business consists of a portfolio of iconic luxury home and lifestyle brands that are synonymous with exquisite design, exacting quality and skilled craftsmanship. We are seeking Service Team Members to work within The Dining Hall at Wedgwood located at the award winning World of Wedgwood, Barlaston, Stoke-on-Trent. Reporting to the Hospitality Front of House Manager, you will welcome guests and deliver exceptional service to create an outstanding customer experience. To be a successful Service Team Member you will: • have previous experience of working in hospitality, ideally within a 4/5 star environment • have flair and passion for delivering exceptional service and working with quality products • exude warmth and charm in order to engage and build a rapport with guests • possess outstanding attention to detail • have the ability to communicate effectively and work well in a team • be well presented with a ‘can-do’ attitude We currently have the following positions available: Fixed Term Contracts | April – September 2018 • 3 x 27.5 hours, working 5 days from 7 • 2 x 16 hours, working 4 days from 7 These roles include weekend working on a rota basis; evening work is required on occasion by prior arrangement. What we can offer you: • free uniform • free meals when on duty • flexible holidays • free on-site parking • cycle to work scheme • childcare vouchers If you are looking to be part of a team and enjoy interacting with customers, we would love to hear from you! To apply, please e-mail your CV, quoting ‘Service Team Member’ in the subject box, to [email protected] .

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