General Assistant
General Assistant at Silky oak Chocolate Co
This position involves 20+hours including some rostered weekend work.
We are looking for a person who is a good multi tasker, enjoys coming to work and learning new things, has a friendly manner, with integrity beyond reproach. Someone who will enjoy working alongside our great team.
The person we seek must be flexible, as the position involves working in Production (Chocolate and Pantry items), Packaging (making a variety of gift packs), Café, plus some Retail work in our shops.
The position will require training, but the ideal candidate will preferably have previous experience in at least one of these areas.
Please apply with a covering letter, C.V. and references to: info@silkyoakchocs.co.nz or 1131 Links Rd, Waiohiki, Napier
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