[crimp]

Sorry. This is couple weeks old, but I've just checked on their progress.

If anybody is wanting to work in climbing related stuff, new redpoint bristol climbing centre is recruiting now.

http://m.facebook.com/RedpointBristol/posts/493543837368621

[crimp]

Just in case anyone is interested, the closing date for job applications is Thursday 18th April.

[crimp]

Redpoint now recruiting their bar and cafe staff.

Hey, i know its part time and not on climbing side. But, it'd be a few bob in yer sky rocket, no doubt very favourable wall use terms, if not free? And it'd be a foot in the door for getting instructing qualification type things.

http://m.facebook.com/RedpointBristol?id=406108769445462&_rdr#!/RedpointBristol?v=timeline&filter=1&__user=100005310912827

[crimp]

We are recruiting for a cafe/bar manager. This will be a hands-on role including both managerial and practical duties. The successful applicant will have experience of working in a busy kitchen and will preferably have a level 3 food hygiene certificate and a familiarity with due diligence processes. You will be flexible and capable of using your own initiative to grow the business and provide an excellent experience for our customers, both from the climbing centre and the wider community. Competitive salary and benefits -including free climbing! -available to the right person. Please respond with CV and covering letter to tom.gape@redpointbristol.co.uk

[SA Chris]

Not sure if due diligence is the correct term?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Due_diligence

[lukeh]

Not sure if due diligence is the correct term?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Due_diligence

In my experience, "Due diligence" is a term often used in retail to describe the paper trail used to ensure that the correct processes are being followed, generally surrounding processes with potential legal repercussions if not followed. In this case I'd assume this started with things like temperature check records, cleaning standards, date checks... all those fun things.

Surprised wiki doesn't mention anything along those lines.

[slackline]

Surprised wiki doesn't mention anything along those lines.

If it can be improved.....

[SA Chris]

News to me, but fair enough. i guess due diligience may differ from "Due Diligence" (if you get what I mean).