Burger King to create 30 new jobs with East Yorkshire restaurant
Burger King UK have revealed plans to create 30 new jobs with the imminent opening of its new store in East Yorkshire.
Beverley will become the latest addition to the restaurant portfolio of the multi-national company.
Ahead of the opening, Burger King UK will be recruiting roughly 25 restaurant ‘Crew’ members for the new Beverley site, spanning both front of house and kitchen roles.
Five managerial roles will also be created, and positions are currently open for application.
Amidst the backdrop of a challenging 12-months for the hospitality industry, the Home of the Whopper® is continuing to expand its restaurant portfolio across the UK.
Jeremy Wright, people director of Burger King UK, said: “During what has been a very challenging year for many businesses, we are delighted to be creating new job and career opportunities in the area, and look forward to welcoming 30 new starters into the Burger King family, at our new Beverley restaurant.
“We continue to be bold and ambitious in our growth plans across both locations and job opportunities.”
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