Come for the decent pay, stay for the free doughnuts.
Krispy Kreme are hiring for a number of positions in their Blanchardstown store and they are destined to be inundated with CVs as they have revealed that the successful candidates will receive free doughnuts on their lunch breaks.
Krispy Kreme have advertised for retail team members and sanitation team members to join the company as part of the new factory store.
Retail team members will be responsible for serving customers for the most part, while the sanitation team members will be tasked with ensuring the premises are spick and span.
The pay for the positions will be between €10.15 and €11.25 per hour depending on the applicant's experience.
And there will be plenty of perks for those who eventually get hired.
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Krispy Kreme not only provide employees with some fantastic incentives like shopping vouchers and cinema tickets but they also offer free doughnuts to staff on lunch breaks.
The job advertisement reads: "In addition to all of this, we encourage all of our employees to enjoy our products! During your breaks you will be entitled to hot drinks and doughnuts free of charge and if you wish to take home any doughnuts after work you can buy them for a 50 per cent discount.
"Krispy Kreme also offers great career progression! We really value our people and will provide a culture that allows you to develop your own style and fulfil your potential."
Get applying, folks.
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