The Pachamama family is proudly delivering an exceptional guest experience at the venues in central London. Our dishes, inspired by Mediterranean and Greekcuisine, offer guests a fantastic culinary journey through bold flavours and authentic culinary traditions. As an experienced Assistant Restaurant Manager, we trust in your ability to step into our vibrant restaurant environment and hit the ground running, leveraging your proven skills and management expertise. As ourAssistant Manager, we expect that you will contribute to our mission of introducing inspiring hospitality concepts to the London restaurant scene. Our philosophy is to do it our way and make the impossible possible. For the Assistant Restaurant Manager role, we offer the following benefits and opportunities: • Attractive salary based on your skills and experience., • Full Service Charge distribution., • Referral scheme with a £300 bonus for a successful candidate., • Complimentary breakfast, lunch, and dinner for all employees., • Generous staff discount at all group's restaurants., • 28 days of holiday for a full time employee, ensuring a balanced professional and personal life., • Comprehensive on-the-job training to enhance your skills and knowledge., • A friendly and positive work environment fostering respect and teamwork., • Psychological, financial and legal support available through our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)., • Salary paid monthly -- on the last Friday of each month., • Wagestream access, allowing you to stream up to 50% of your earnings at any time., • Pension scheme with a 3% employer contribution., • Opportunities for career development, regular appraisals to discuss progress and perspectives. As ourAssistant Restaurant Manager , we hope that you will contribute to our mission of introducing exciting, diverse and playful dining concepts to the London restaurant scene. Our philosophy is to be the best, we continuously improve and never settle. If this sounds of interest to you, please send us your CV. Come grow with us at Pachamama! This is your chance to be a part of something extremely exciting.
Legal Aid Immigration Supervisor Location: Clapham South, London Salary: Competitive (commensurate with experience) Contract: Full-time, Permanent Closing Date: 10/11/2025 We are a Lexcel-accredited law firm based in Clapham South, London, established in September 2024. The firm is committed to delivering high-quality legal services with a focus on access to justice and client care. We are pleased to announce that we have recently been granted a Legal Aid Agency tender in Immigration and Asylum, subject to final verification. In line with this development, we are seeking an experienced and dedicated Immigration Supervisor to lead and manage our new Immigration Department. This is a key leadership position for a solicitor with substantial immigration experience who is looking to play an instrumental role in building and developing a Legal Aid–funded immigration practice within a growing firm. The successful candidate will be responsible for: Leading and managing the Immigration and Asylum Department. Supervising caseworkers and solicitors in accordance with Legal Aid Agency and Lexcel compliance requirements. Managing a caseload of complex immigration and asylum matters. Ensuring the department’s procedural and quality standards are consistently maintained. Contributing to the firm’s strategic and operational development. Person Specification Qualified Solicitor with a minimum of 5 years’ post-qualification experience (PQE) in immigration and asylum law. Accredited Supervisor status under the Legal Aid Agency’s Immigration and Asylum Scheme (or eligibility to obtain accreditation). Demonstrated experience in Legal Aid work and compliance management. Strong leadership, organisational, and communication skills. Commitment to excellence, integrity, and access to justice. How to Apply Please forward your CV and a covering letter detailing your suitability for the role. Join us at an exciting stage of growth and help establish a leading Immigration and Asylum Department dedicated to serving our community.
The Pachamama family is proudly delivering an exceptional guest experience at the venues in central London. Our dishes, inspired by Mediterranean and Greek cuisine, offer guests a fantastic culinary journey through bold flavours and authentic culinary traditions. Pachamama Group was set up in October 2014 with a mission to introduce inspiring hospitality concepts across the globe by doing it our way and making the impossible possible. Each restaurant concept is built to be a space where guests can enjoy offerings from diverse locales, in an environment that takes them away on a culinary journey. As our Commis Chef, we expect that you will contribute to our mission of introducing inspiring hospitality concepts to the London restaurant scene. Our philosophy is to do it our way and make the impossible possible. Responsibilities: • Assist in the preparation and cooking of dishes under the supervision of senior chefs., • Maintain cleanliness and organization of the kitchen and workstations., • Follow recipes and kitchen procedures accurately., • Help with stock rotation and basic inventory management., • Support the kitchen team to ensure smooth and efficient service. For the Commis Chef role, we offer the following benefits and opportunities: • Attractive salary based on your skills and experience., • Referral scheme with a £300 bonus for a successful candidate., • Complimentary breakfast, lunch, and dinner for all employees., • Generous staff discount at all group's restaurants., • Obvious 28 days of holiday, ensuring a balanced professional and personal life. Other benefits include: • Comprehensive on-the-job training to enhance your skills and knowledge., • A friendly and positive work environment fostering respect and teamwork., • Psychological, financial and legal support available through our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)., • Salary paid monthly -- on the last Friday of each month., • Wagestream access, allowing you to stream up to 50% of your earnings at any time., • Pension scheme with a 3% employer contribution., • Opportunities for career development, regular appraisals to discuss progress and perspectives. If this sounds of interest to you, please apply . Join the family and grow with us at Pachamama Group! This is your chance to be a part of something extremely exciting.
Residential Support Worker Role To support the learning, emotional and social needs of children/young people within the residential home. Residential Support Worker will be required to participate in recording, monitoring and evaluating individual child strategies/support. Duties This job description describes in general the normal duties which the post-holder will be expected to undertake. However, the job or duties described may vary or be amended from time to time without changing the level of responsibility associated with the post. Hours of Work Day Shift 8am to 8.30pm / Night Shift 8pm to 8.30am Responsibilities: 1. Assist in the educational, social, emotional and behavioural development of children/young people under the direction and guidance of Management and support., 2. To assist management to develop the house and its environment ensuring that the highest standards of care prevail for each individual child/young person, within the guidelines of the stated model of care., 3. Assist in the implementation of Personal Education Programmes for children/young people and help monitor their progress., 4. Assist in the implementation of Individual Care Plans for children/young people and help monitor their progress., 5. To provide and support the provision of primary care for each child/young person and help them develop healthy attachments., 6. While on rota in the house, under supervision of the house management, be responsible for the care of children/young people as delegated by the senior staff., 7. To participate in sleeping in duties as required., 8. To maintain and promote good relationships with other professionals, team members and management, other sections within Caridon, parents, other agencies and professionals., 9. Support, monitor and evaluate the children/young people’s emotional and behavioural difficulties and help develop their social skills., 10. To ensure that Health and Safety of the children/young people and the home is monitored in accordance with the relevant legal requirements and good practice., 11. To participate in staff training, which is mandatory training, and all other mandatory training., 12. To be available whilst on duty to participate in on going supervision with a member of the Management Team and through this supervision develop an understanding of the behaviour of the children/young people., 13. To develop specific pieces of work with children/young people as directed and supervised by the Registered Manager/Deputy Manager., 14. To ensure high standards of communication involving checking and completing daily records, message book, diary and any other documentation in accordance with our developing best practice., 15. To contribute to the children/young people’s development through a variety of means including play, excursions, and other social opportunities in an individual and group setting both inside the home and outside appropriate to children/young people’s needs. Standards and Quality Assurance:- 1. Support the aims and ethos of Caridon as outlined in the Statement of Purpose., 2. Set a good example in terms of dress, punctuality and attendance., 3. Attend all staff meetings., 4. Undertake professional duties that may be reasonably assigned by the Management., 5. Undertake other reasonable duties from time to time as required. Health & Safety: 1.To maintain an awareness and observation of Fire and Health & Safety Regulations. Equal Opportunities: 1. To contribute to the development, establishment and implementation of clear Equal Opportunities objectives for the service which promote equality for all children/young people and members of staff and formulate equality targets and performance measures for both employment and service delivery., 2. To promote a positive approach to all potential and current children/young people and ensure that services under the posts control reflect this approach. Qualifications: 1. Hold the Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People’s Workforce, or be prepared to work towards following a successful six month probation.