Assistant Manager - Live in
East Sheen
Mortlake

About Us:
Once a coaching inn, our handsome pub has served the East Sheen community since 1776. With panelled walls, a wood burning fire and candle lit corners you’ll find cosy nooks and crannies to hide away in during the winter and in the summer enjoy dining alfresco in our famously large and beautiful garden. Our menu combines creative seasonal dishes with the more traditional pub favourites, all made using the best British ingredients. On our bar you’ll find a good selection of perfectly kept cask Ales and an extensive wine list. We offer full table service throughout our pub, garden and restaurant and we are well known for our friendly welcome from all the team.   Our pub moto is ‘Come as our guests and leave as our friends’ which perfectly describes our relationship with our customers.  Our nearest tube station is Richmond or Mortlake station from the over ground.
What We Offer Our Assistant Managers:
- Access to our Career Pathway and training and development courses.
- Up to £22 per annum -  Live-In
- Share of card and cash tips
- 28 Days holiday per year
- 20% Discount in all Young’s and Geronimo pubs and hotels.
- Share Save Scheme
- Company Pension Scheme
What we look for in an Assistant Manager:
We are looking for a motivated and experienced Assistant Manager to join and lead our team in our stylish, food focused pub. As the successful Assistant Manager you will have a genuine passion for exceptional customer service and a pro-active approach to team management. You will be enthusiastic and driven to continue the success of our pub and play a pivotal part in training our team to ensure they have the knowledge needed to delight our customers.  You will also be someone who is committed to their career in hospitality and we can offer ongoing development to support you as you grow and succeed with us.
Thanks for your interest in working with Youngs. If you’d like to be part of our team, then apply now!
“We believe in developing our people to delight our customers”