Duty Manager | REEL Borehamwood

Previous customer facing retail management experience is essential for this role.

We need a new Duty Manager to help run and make our Borehamwood cinema a great place to visit and work!

Duty Managers have a key role as part of a busy cinema. Flexibility and the ability to work as part of a successful team will be required in this role. You will be responsible for supporting the Cinema Manager in the day-to-day running of the cinema. You will be there to lead and guide the Customer Service Assistants. A desire to work within a successful team and having a helpful and approachable personality is definitely required for this role. Previous supervisory experience would be a big advantage for this role.

What does the job involve?

  • Providing friendly and helpful service to customers
  • Supervising team members and ensuring key jobs get done
  • Supporting the management team in ensuring compliance with company guidelines
  • Communicating targets and objectives to the team
  • Helping the management to train team members
  • Cash management responsibilities
  • Driving concession sales
  • Maintaining high standards of cleanliness in all public areas of the cinema
  • Delivering high standards of presentation and display
  • Putting stock out in the concessions areas
  • Keeping up to date with your knowledge of film releases
  • Working as part of a team
  • You will need to be available for evening shifts and during all school holiday periods

Benefits include

  • Hourly rate of pay
  • 28 days holiday per year including bank holidays
  • Flexible hours
  • Unlimited tickets for you and extra for your family and friends
  • Minimum 30 hours per week contracted hours.

Must be available 0900 – 2300 all days, as hours are on a rota basis. You will be expected to do 1-2 close shifts per week finishing around 11pm.

Job Types: Full Time – 30hr Contract

Pay: £13.76 per hour

Customer facing food and beverage or retail supervisory: 2 years (required)

Work Location: In person

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