Search staff for a restaurant in the French Alps

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Oct 10, 11, 10:21 #1

I am looking for people to work in a french restaurant in the Alps. In Val Thorens
I need people speakin English.
The restaurant is a self service and the job is to clean up the tables and take the plates....
It is quite physical so men are prefered.
People must be allowed to work in France
You will be given an accomodation and food.
Job starts december until end April
Please contact me if interested.

Wroclaw BoyThreads: 57 Posts: 5,478 Joined: Jul 3, 09 MEMBER ♂	Oct 10, 11, 10:43 #2
what about Ski passes? whats the rate of pay? what type of accomodation, is it shared? what are the hours, will wokers get the opporunity to ski/snowboard everday? Thanks.

LwowskaKrakowThreads: 49 Posts: 504 Joined: Mar 9, 07 MEMBER ♀	Oct 10, 11, 11:45 #3
People must be allowed to work in France Poles are fully allowed to work in France .They used to be a tax that an employer had to pay to employ a Pole ( Hungarian,Slovakian etc) but it was cancelled at least 4 years ago.

antheadsThreads: 13 Posts: 306 Joined: Jan 21, 11 ♂	Oct 10, 11, 14:05 #4
work for food and board? lol you'd better do better than that frenchy

peterwegThreads: 35 Posts: 1,997 Joined: Feb 16, 07 ♂	Edited by: peterweg Oct 10, 11, 14:55 #5
work for food and board? lol you'd better do better than that frenchy Many skiers would jump at the chance. Chalet staff get £50 per week. What are the hours?

antheadsThreads: 13 Posts: 306 Joined: Jan 21, 11 ♂	Oct 10, 11, 15:26 #6
Well he didin't mention any ski passes, or access to the slopes. If it was such a good deal he would get the position filled by local skiers and not have to advertise in a polis forum.

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Oct 10, 11, 15:48 #7

I am looking for people to work in a french restaurant in the Alps. In Val Thorens

If it is Val Thorens and self service, I am guessing it is on the piste.
What is the name of the chalet?
Does the contract include health insurance?
Val Thorens is the highest Ski resort in Europe and can get quite cold.
What about living conditions - do you provide or are you expected to find your own?
What is the pay per month?
Do you refund travel costs Poland to Val Thorens?

sobieskiThreads: 82 Posts: 1,143 Joined: Jun 1, 08 ♂	Oct 10, 11, 17:19 #8
Val Thorens is the highest Ski resort in Europe and can get quite cold. What about living conditions - do you provide or are you expected to find your own? Iglo ? :)))

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Oct 10, 11, 17:25 #9

Well he didin't mention any ski passes, or access to the slopes. If it was such a good deal he would get the position filled by local skiers and not have to advertise in a polis forum.

Ever been to a resort in the Alps? Most people working there these days aren't locals but people from Eastern and Southeastern Europe. People working in a hotel in Austria get ~1.200€ and work 12 hours a day... but at least they get a room (12qm) and food for free.

peterwegThreads: 35 Posts: 1,997 Joined: Feb 16, 07 ♂	Oct 10, 11, 17:38 #10
What about living conditions - do you provide or are you expected to find your own? You will be given an accomodation and food. If you work in the resort you get a reasonably priced ski pass for the season. You don't work in a ski resort for the money.

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Edited by: Wroclaw Boy Oct 10, 11, 18:47 #11

Many skiers would jump at the chance. Chalet staff get £50 per week.

I dont think so, pay was about £70 per week 12 years ago. You also get half price drinks in local bars.

If you work in the resort you get a reasonably priced ski pass for the season.

You get a seasonal pass not a reasonably priced one, thats part of the deal, a full ski pass to access all areas. Val Thorens being part of the three valleys also covers Meribel and Courchavel, its the largest lift accessible ski area in the world.

i did three ski seasons BTW, friggen awesome. Ive known guys that have done more than 10 back to back.

Ever been to a resort in the Alps? Most people working there these days aren't locals but people from Eastern and Southeastern Europe.

Cant say ive noticed that on recent holidays, although it is much harder to source the staff these days.

peterwegThreads: 35 Posts: 1,997 Joined: Feb 16, 07 ♂	Oct 11, 11, 15:29 #12
I dont think so, pay was about £70 per week 12 years ago. You also get half price drinks in local bars. I don't think its increased, its in Euro's. Half priced drinks are still too expensive, chalet staff i spoke to could afford to go out in the resort.

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Oct 11, 11, 15:42 #13

Val Thorens being part of the three valleys also covers Meribel and Courchavel, its the largest lift accessible ski area in the world.

Technically, Val Thorens is part of the four valleys, as there is a new quad down into the Maurienne Valley on the Italian border. There are also six ski resorts in the valleys and a glacier, the resorts are Courchevel ( 3 villages ), La Tania, Les Menuires, Méribel ,Saint Martin de Belleville and VT.

natushkaThreads: - Posts: 1 Joined: Nov 11, 11 ♀	Nov 11, 11, 12:33 #14
Hello, i am female, physically healthy and strong, love mountain skiing and ready to work at alps)

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