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The Hoxton (Southwark) Limited

Bartender - Albie

Blackfriars, Central London Posted today

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  • Employer is on a government sponsor recordThis employer holds a UK sponsor licence (Skilled Worker, A rating).
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Employer is on a government sponsor record
This employer holds a UK sponsor licence (Skilled Worker, A rating). Source: Register of licensed sponsors (UK Home Office).
Can’t check pay against the visa rules
No salary stated. UK Skilled Worker visa needs at least £41,700 a year (new-entrant (under 26, recent Student/Graduate visa) or STEM PhD: £33,400). Source: https://www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa/when-you-can-be-paid-less, rules effective 2025-07-22.

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About the role

We are looking for a charismatic Bartender to shake things up with us as part of the team at The Hoxton, Southwark in our Albie Restaurant. The Hoxton, Southwark, the third Hoxton in our hometown of London. This London borough is known for its colourful history. Right here is where famous London pub The Prince Albert once stood. Patrons would bet on sport from their barstool, handing fistfuls of c

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