Temporary Christmas Staff

We have an excellent opportunity for Temporary Christmas Staff - Tree Decorators to join this renowned Christmas tree specialists busy London Team. Full training will be given so enthusiasm is all that is required.
About the company
 Our client is a British brand with Scottish Heritage who have been trading for over 25 years and they are renowned for their quality service as the Premier Christmas Tree Growers and Retailers in London and the South of England. With Christmas fast approaching, they have temporary vacancies across London for Temporary Christmas Staff - Tree Decorators who possess strong customer service abilities.
About the role
 As Temporary Christmas Staff - Tree Decorator, delivery services range from simple drop off only, to installing trees into a stand with lights, though to completely decorating the tree. Your job will be decorating Christmas trees, alongside a teammate, so having a great eye for spacing is a must There will also potentially be work in January to collect trees back from customers.
About the responsibilities
 As Temporary Christmas Staff - Tree Decorator you will be invited to attend a full interactive training session on setting the tree up in the stand, as well as lighting and decorating it, so do not worry if you do not currently have the relevant experience. The training session will take place in mid-November.
About you
 To be successful in the role of Temporary Christmas Staff - Tree Decorator, previous experience is not necessary but you must be / have:

  • Good verbal and written communication skills
  • Able to carry out manual handling such as carrying Christmas trees
  • Outstanding customer service
  • Problem solver
  • Great organisation and motivation skills
  • Consistent diligence and a \'can do\' attitude
  • Positive and proactive attitude

    • About the salary and rewards
     The role of Temporary Christmas Staff - Tree Decorator is a 2-month contract working 12-hour shifts with weekend shifts available and you will receive a salary of up to £12 per hour, depending on experience plus tips.

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