Yeh, and you should too !
If you've worked at a pub/restaurant at some point in your life you'll understand.
Anyone work behind a bar?
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Yeh, and you should too !
If you've worked at a pub/restaurant at some point in your life you'll understand.
If you ever end up working behind the bar, please, but PLEASE...
LEARN HOW TO POUR A PROPER PINT OF GUINNESS !
This might even get you some extra tips trust me.
Agree here, however where I live (south-east) it is more about how the Guinness is stored rather than how it is poured - makes all the difference...
I considered working behind a bar before, but its really difficult to get a job. All the jobs here are mostly taken by uni students and stuff.
I used to work in a pub, never expected tips and very rarely give them.
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I used to, and I can honestly say it was the most enjoyable job I've had to date. Though it was in a country pub where it was usually the same regulars and all over 30. Good times.
If you are selling alcohol, you need one.
Down here there only needed by managers or owners rather than the bar staff on the floor
Only the DPS needs a personal License, you are then authorized to sell alcohol under their License.
Not in Scotland.
In Scotland, since September 2009 all bar workers are required to hold a SCRSA - Responsible Service of Alcohol Scotland under the Licensing Act.
Ahleckz, it's only £15 or so though. Hardly a bank breaker!