Pastry Cook
Oliver & Bonacini Hospitality
Pastry Cook
Oliver & Bonacini Hospitality
Restaurants, events and catering
The Pastry Cook will have the ability to create unique offerings for our guests. The candidate will assist in maintaining Oliver & Bonacini pastry standards and will help to produce a strong focused dessert program which will include pastries, desserts and confections.
THE DAY TO DAY:
This is a current vacancy.
Wage: $19 - $23
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Accessibility & Accommodation
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Compensation: 19 to 23 (CAD) (HOURLY)
Restaurants, events and catering
Oliver & Bonacini Hospitality operates restaurants, event venues and catering businesses in Canada. Its portfolio ranges from fine dining and neighborhood concepts to large-scale venues, food halls and private-event spaces, each supported by culinary, service and management teams. The company also delivers catering and venue services for weddings, corporate functions and cultural destinations. O&B is a multi-concept hospitality operator rather than a single restaurant brand, combining distinct guest experiences with centralized expertise in operations, events, marketing and culinary development.
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