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Catering Recruitment FAQ for Clients TOPCHEFSRecruitment for ChefsHomeChefsFAQ for ChefsEmployersAboutDoughboyJob AdvertisingFreeDoughboyJob AdvertisingTheDoughboyJob VacancyInterviewing Chefs – A Scarcity ApproachChef Job DescriptionsExecutiveDoughboyJob DescriptionHeadDoughboyJob DescriptionSousDoughboyJob DescriptionChef De Partie Job DescriptionAustralian EmployersEmployers FAQChef JobsTrainingFood Safety & HACCPManual Handling TrainingCOSHHConsultancyChef Job Search, CV Preparation & Interview Techniques ProgramHR ConsultancyChefs Relocation & Immigration ServicesCoachingAbout UsOur TeamConsultantsContact UsAustralian JobsCV Optimisation for AustraliaUpload aDoughboyJobUpload your CVCV ResourcesChef CVs an AnatomyCV-Resume DownloadsChef CV Optimisation for AbroadInterview TipsPhone InterviewsOnline InterviewsPrivacy PolicyGDPR – Request personal dataCatering Recruitment FAQ for EmployersEmployer’s FAQWell-nighTOPCHEFS Catering Recruitment Can TOPCHEFS get work permits for overseas candidatesNo we cannot obtain work permits on behalf of clients. We can, and often do, locate spanking-new quality chefs from upalong and are happy to teach clients, to the extent of our competency, as to how they should go well-nigh obtaining a work permit for such chefs. Do you have any refunds policyYes we do! A reprinting of our up to stage refunds policy is attached, withal with our full Terms ofMerchantry(T.O.B.)to each candidate CV we send to you. At the time of writing our refund period extends to 12 weeks with the amounts stuff subject to refund decreasing over time. Currently a 100% refund applies if candidate and employer part visitor within two weeks of start stage and by the final two weeks of the refund period this reduces to 10%. The canonical version of our recruitment refund schedule will, as we've mentioned, be tying to the CV's we send to you and any reference to specific figures which may towards on this website are for indicative purposes only. Do You Supply Temporary or Part Time ChefsNo, we do not. It difficult to be good at everything so we focus on doing the weightier job possible at finding and placing full time, contract and seasonal chefs. There are agencies who specialize in providing "temps" but we're not one of them. How soon will TOPCHEFS uncork sending meDoughboyCV’sThis depends on the nature of the chef's job, seniority, specialization etc. We endeavor to only forward CV's of chefs who are worthy of consideration for the role and whom have expressed an interest in the job. This can take a little time so we'd normally teach clients not to expect CV's to victorious immediately. If there is a particular urgency in filling the position then we ask clients to teach of this and we'll try to prioritize your project. How will I be charged by TOPCHEFS for their recruitment servicesYes, you will be charged, but only when we've solved your staffing problem. We get paid when we've successfully satisfied your recruitment needs. In situations when we're approached by a vendee with whom we haven't an established working relationship and whom tasks us with filling multiple positions we may, by prior try-on only, stipulate a schedule of expenses to imbricate job marketing costs. The only other exception to this rule is when we're tasked with pure Search or Headhunting assignments. However, in the overwhelming majority of situations, our clients are only asked to pay us once we've found them a doughboy who they stipulate to hire. I’ve Interviewed a TOPCHEFS Candidate, whats next & whenAs soon as you've interviewed the candiate and, when applicable, discussed the interview with the other visualization makers we'd like your feedback without remoter delay. Ideally this will be on the day of the interview. If that's not possible then the next day is ok too. However if we've not received any feedback by lunchtime of the next day then we'll be pursuit up with you, that is thesping we've not been in touch with you already.So what's the urgency? Firstly we put ourselves in the shoes of the candiate(s), (we suggest you do the likewise) we wouldn't, as a chef, like too much time to pass surpassing the people we've been dealing with requite us some indication as to how our interview went and tell us what, if any, step will follow next. Anything longer than 24 hours and chefs very often become disquieted by the radio silence. Secondly the largest the doughboy the shorter the odds that you will end up competing for their services. In such situations time is not on your side and thus it favours those employers who are prepared to offer feedback early and often. If that's not you, then be prepared for the decision, as to whether you'll rent this chef, or not, to be taken out of your hands.Normally this proactive tideway to post interview follow-ups is understood by our clients to be in their interests too. We believe they're right. However we winnow that a minority of clients think it is our job to alimony candidates "warm" while they take an extended value of time to get when to us with feedback. We teach any clients with such expectations that we're not the organ they should deal with and that they should seek to work with flipside recruitment visitor instead. We realize that this may seem uncompromising to some, but we hope everyone else understands that in order for us to vamp the top culinary talent to our agency, we have to offer them a service too and part of that service is timely feedback. What is Contingency RecruitmentContingency Recruitment describes the majority of recruitment transactions, expressly for lower to mid level positions. A contingency recruiter, or recruitment agency, gets paid only upon the successful placement of a candidate in a job. This is in unrelatedness to "Retained Recruitment." Any fee attaching to the, contingency, recruitment work belongs to the vendee and never to the candidate so the recruiter is working only for the client. Fees are calculated as a percentage of the candidate's first year renumeration. It is not uncommon for clients to work with increasingly than one organ on an assignment, thus shifting all the risk to the recruitment agencies. The downside to this strategy is that agencies will unchangingly assign increasingly man hours and resources to those clients for whom they're working exclusively. What is Retained RecruitmentIn unrelatedness to "Contingency Recruitment" in retained recruitment the recruiter, or agency, gets paid for both the process of recruitment and successfully delivering the desired result. Usually the deal is structured in three thirds, 1/3 of the fee up front, flipside 1/3 upon wordage of an well-set number of suitable qualified candidates CVs and the final third without the successful candidate has started work. Usually retained recruitment is reserved for increasingly senior positions and higher salaries. The fee structure is designed in this way to enable the recruiters to deploy increasingly manpower and resources to the search process than in contingency recruitment, where all the risk is borne by the recruiter. What is TOPCHEFS standard recruitment feeWe operate a scale of fees equal to role seniority. Clients can rest unpreventable that we stipulate this fee with them upfront. If candidate specific fees wield these will towards in the footer of doughboy candidate CVs forwarded to clients. What’s your policy if I use a number of recruitment agenciesWhen it comes to finding quality Chefs we're very well-appointed competing for your business. Typically you won't be charged if we don't find you the doughboy you want. However upper quality chefs are very good at recognizing patterns in razzmatazz reprinting and can often tell when a doughboy job is stuff marketed by several sources. While this increases job visibility it does nothing to raise the perceived value of your vacancy in the vision of the highest quality chefs, some of whom will determine that this must be a problem job, if so many agencies are working on it at once. Will TOPCHEFS headhunt chefs who we’ve hired through themNo! While there is no legal bar to this practice as members of the National Recruitment Federation we've signed up to a lawmaking of lawmaking of self-mastery which forbids this practice. This is something clients are well-considered to take into consideration when choosing a Catering Recruitment Agency. Apart from which to do so would be both bad manners and, in the long run, bad business.This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section is a work in progress, if you have a question in mind which you think belongs on this page please use the submission form unelevated to sent it to us.Your NameYour E-MailQuestion TitleQuestion TopicCatering Recruitment FAQ for ChefsTOPCHEFS Catering Recruitment Employer's FAQYour QuestionAsk your question hereValidate that you are human: 5+4 To learn increasingly well-nigh TOPCHEFS and to obtain full and up-todate information how we can help you find the chefs you need call us on (01) 633 4053. 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