Stock Assistant
Aldi · LE49LP
£13.12 - £13.12
Leicester's hospitality and retail market currently features 15 listings, all without part‑time or full‑time flags. The roles include Stock Assistant, Assistant Store Manager, Nursery Manager, and Hospitality & Client Experience Manager. Aldi and Machine Mart are among the recruiters offering positions, with salaries ranging from £13.12 per hour to £28,826.61 annually, and some roles paying £29,183–£31,212 per year. The pace of work is customer‑facing, with many roles requiring direct interaction with shoppers and guests. As a university city, Leicester has a regular supply of student-friendly openings.
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Match My CVAldi · LE49LP
£13.12 - £13.12
Aldi · LE157FS
£13.12 - £13.12
Aldi · LE130DA
£13.12 - £13.12
Machine Mart · LE46PN
£27,826.61 - £27,826.61
Appcastenterprise · Leicester
Salary not specified
Matchtech · Leicester
£29,183 - £31,212
Zachary Daniels · Leicester
£30,000 - £40,000
KM Education Recruitment Ltd · Leicester
£29,100 - £31,200
Mitchell Maguire · LE11AF
£60,000 - £60,000
Michael Page Engineering & Manufacturing · Leicester
£45,000 - £45,000
GBR Recruitment Ltd · East Midlands
£40,000 - £45,000
Stirling Warrington · LE45NU
£23,000 - £30,000
Avery Healthcare · LE28PP
£12.72 - £12.72
Techforce Personnel · Leicester
£35,000 - £50,000
Appcastenterprise · Market Harborough
Salary not specified
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Leicester's hospitality and retail market currently hosts 15 job listings across a mix of retailers and educational recruiters. The roles include Stock Assistant, Assistant Store Manager, Nursery Manager, and Hospitality & Client Experience Manager. Companies posting these positions are Aldi, Machine Mart, Appcastenterprise, Matchtech, Zachary Daniels, and KM Education Recruitment Ltd, reflecting the city’s demand for customer‑facing work. The listings suggest a focus on front‑of‑house and back‑of‑house responsibilities, with many positions requiring direct interaction with shoppers, guests, or students. The presence of both retail giants and recruiters indicates a diversified local market, signaling opportunities for both entry‑level and managerial roles in a university city.