Ladbrokes

I have just finished working for Ladbrokes after 5 years in the job, the last 3 as a manager. Before that I worked in another large bookmakers for 5 years as an assistant manager. Ladbrokes has some good points and some bad points. It is very good for students due to flexible working hour and flexible contracts. You can be contracted to a variety of hours as a cashier ranging from 5 to 35 hours per week and your hourly rate is competitive for the industry. The shop opening hours vary between shops but are typically 10.15 - 9.30 Mon to Fri, 10.00 - 9.30 Sat and 11.00 - 6.00 Sun. Nearly all cashiers work weekends. Managers and deputy managers are paid due to ...  Read the complete review

I started working for this company, while i was still a student, and i must say it is the perfect job. As a student i had certain days i could work, and this was easily slotted in. Best of all, unlike many others i knew, it didnt eat up into night-time too much as the latest they ever close is 9:30 , so stearing away from the dreaded bar/club jobs a lot of students fall into. Pay Rates - Currently the pay rates to go into are Trainee cashier - £5.35 Cashier - £5.45 Managers etc generally are promoted from within, as its the only real way to learn everything involved in the job. These rates vary on scale. Every ...  Read the complete review