Jeremy Clarkson is hiring staff for his boozer, but they’d get paid more if they worked at Wetherspoons.
The former Top Gear presenter turned full time farmer and pub landlord is now on the hunt for more bar workers.
The 64-year-old is in need of workers to serve pints of Hawkstone and dishes at his Farmer’s Dog pub in Burford, Oxfordshire.
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Depending on the age of the candidates the job is advertised at a pay rate starting at £7.55 an hour.
Ambitious applicants could earn a prettier penny at a Spoons budget boozer.
For example one – called The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas – in Keswick, in the Lake District, is currently hiring bar staff with a set pay of £13.02 an hour.
The 18 and over role at the beloved chain boozer will solely focus on bar work.
Successful applicants at Clarkson’s boozer will have to balance pouring pints and ferrying dishes to tables in a ‘fast-paced environment’.
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The new staff will have their work cut out for them with the pub expecting highs of 3,000 punters every day.
Candidates at Clarkson’s pub can earn up to £14 an hour in the role, as reported by What’s The Jam.
But the pay scale starts at £7.55.
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The wage depends on age and experience.
The job advert states: “We’re on the hunt for some Front of House superstars to join our team for what is sure to be an unforgettable summer at The Farmer’s Dog.
“We need hardworking and ambitious staff, because we are going to be nothing short of busy, with highs of 3,000 people hitting the site every day.
“This is a bustling, busy boozer stocked with locally brewed Hawkstone beer & fresh seasonal food sourced directly from British farmers.
“We want this to be everything a pub should be.
“As a key member of our team, you will be responsible for delivering an exceptional guest experience.
“The ability to work under pressure in a high-volume setting.
“This is not a job for the faint hearted – it is very busy with no room for a lack-lustre or lazy approach.”
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