Job Description
We’re recruiting for a Team Leader to join and lead our current Wacky Team, if you enjoy creating fun times as well as having them and leading a small team to provide great customer experiences, this could be the role for you.
The Role
Working in our Wacky Warehouse you’ll be creating a safe and welcoming environment for our youngest customers. The emphasis is on FUN at Wacky Warehouse with parties galore and plenty of family entertainment. As a Team Leader you’ll be leading a team to deliver the best experience for our younger customers, delighting them (and their parents!) with your innovative and exciting activity ideas.
About You
At Wacky Warehouse we pride ourselves on having the best in class Team Leaders working with our children. We aren’t called Wacky for no reason! You will have a friendly personality and will easily be able to converse with Guests – both children and grown-ups! Whilst providing a positive and safe environment. Whilst ensuring our teams deliver a fun and friendly experience for our guests
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Come and join us, we offer great Team Member benefits:
- Competitive hourly rate with the chance to earn tips on each shift
- Flexible working patterns to fit around your life. Rotas are available 3 weeks in advance and we can accommodate a variety of working patterns.
- Retail discounts at more than 100+ high street retailers including 3 Mobile, Costa, Tesco, Amazon, and many more.
- Up to 33% discount across all our sites for you and your friends and family.
- Draw down your earned wages at any time using our Wagestream app
- The opportunity to develop your career across our very well-known brands, with over 1800 managed pubs, restaurants, and hotels across the UK.
- An employee advice and guidance service.
- As one of the industry’s leading apprenticeship providers, we can offer training and development at any stage of your career, whatever step you decide to take, at no cost to you.
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Location: Wolverhampton Road, Stafford, England ST18 9AP
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
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