We’ve created yet another amazing opportunity for a pizza restaurant job that will take you to Italy, sometimes referred to as the “Land of Pizzas.” Russo New York Italian Kitchen requires waitstaff to have at least two years of full-service restaurant experience.

We are looking for driven individuals to work as full-time or part-time waiters/waitresses in our front-of-house department at The Bridgeland, a Russo New York pizzeria. You will be in charge of helping patrons navigate their meals, describing the menu, and ensuring that their experience is unforgettable as a member of our wait staff. At the Russo New York pizzeria’s Bridgeland location off of Fry Road, quick thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work effectively in a team atmosphere are critical.

You must work from Monday through Friday. Night shifts and evening shifts are available. On the weekends, if there is a lot of work, you will be notified. Therefore, as a candidate, you need to be flexible in your work.

Key Points:

• Employment Country: Italy 
• Sector: Food & Hospitality
• Type of Work: Waiter/Waitress
• Required Minimum Experience: Not necessary but preferred
• Required Education: Basic English
• Employment Term: Temporary and Full-Time Employment
• Hourly Salary: €14.62 to €17.60

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Requirements:

• While not required, prior experience in a similar position would be beneficial.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
• Basic mathematical skills for invoicing and payment management
• Ability to perform well under pressure without compromising attitude
• Excellent interpersonal skills and a strong desire to provide exceptional hospitality
• The ability to effectively prioritize and balance tasks
• Capacity to work evenings, weekends, and holidays when needed

Tasks Performed by Waiters:

• When welcoming and seating guests, be kind and kind.
• Accurately and promptly take food and drink orders.
• Food and beverages are delivered to tables on time.
• Provide outstanding customer service and address any queries or issues that guests may have.
• Bussing tables helps maintain the dining space neat and orderly.
• Oversee financial transactions and operate the register.
• Collaborate with the culinary staff to ensure accurate order preparation and timely delivery.

Benefits of Jobs:

• Legal Employment with Employer-Sponsored Italian Work Visa: Many pizza restaurants in Italy hire international workers under proper visa sponsorship, allowing you to work and reside legally in the country.
• Attractive Monthly Salary with Additional Tips: In addition to your base pay, restaurant staff often receive daily cash tips from customers, boosting your total earnings.
• Free or Subsidized Meals During Work Shifts: Enjoy authentic Italian pizzas and meals during your shifts, helping you save on daily food expenses.
• Accommodation Provided or Housing Assistance Available: Many employers offer staff housing or help you find affordable living arrangements close to the restaurant.
• No Higher Education Required for Entry-Level Jobs: Positions like kitchen assistant, waiter, or cleaner typically don’t require advanced education, making them accessible to unskilled or semi-skilled workers.
• Free Uniforms and Work Essentials Supplied by Employer: You’ll receive professional uniforms and basic tools or materials required for the job without personal expense.
• Opportunities for Career Growth in the Food Industry: As you gain experience, you can advance to roles like pizza chef, supervisor, or kitchen manager.
• Health Insurance and Social Security Benefits Covered: Workers are entitled to Italian healthcare and social benefits under the country’s employment laws.
• Experience Authentic Italian Culture and Culinary Traditions: Working in Italy lets you immerse yourself in its world-famous cuisine, language, and lifestyle.
• Paid Holidays, Sick Leave, and Weekly Time Off Guaranteed: Italian labor law ensures fair working hours, paid annual leave, and mandatory rest days.
• Safe and Regulated Work Environment with Labor Protections: Employment contracts are legally binding and protect your rights, wages, and workplace safety.
• Multicultural and Friendly Workplace Atmosphere: Many restaurants employ staff from different countries, fostering a diverse and supportive environment.
• Chance to Learn Italian Language and Customer Service Skills: Working daily with locals and tourists helps you strengthen your Italian communication skills naturally.
• Affordable Travel Opportunities Across Europe on Days Off: Italy’s central location and transport network make it easy to explore other European cities during your breaks.
• Valuable European Work Experience That Enhances Your Global Resume: Gaining hospitality experience in Italy increases your credibility and job prospects worldwide.

Who Can Apply?

Pizza Restaurant Worker Jobs in Italy with Employee Benefits and Visa Sponsorship are open to any countries in Asia, Africa, or Latin America that wants to work in Italy or another European nation.

How to Apply for Pizza Restaurant Jobs in Italy?

• Emphasize any relevant food service industry experience you may have, especially if you have worked in a restaurant or pizza place in the past.
• Give details about your education, work history, and any certifications that are pertinent to the role.
• Seek employment opportunities at Italian pizza establishments. You can go through local classified advertising, business websites, and internet employment platforms.

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