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Lidl GB
South Gloucestershire
6 days ago
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Summary


£13.00- £13.20 per hour | 15 hour contract | 30-35 days holiday (pro rata) | 10% in-store discount | Pension scheme

Everyone who works at Lidl brings something unique to the table - but we also have a whole lot in common. We’re conscientious, determined, and take pride in our work.

Just like you.

As a Cleaner here at Lidl, every sweep of your brush helps give our customers the in-store experience they deserve. From maintaining a tidy store to ensuring our hygiene standards are up to the mark, you’ll be an essential part of our team, keeping things looking their best for our customers and your colleagues. You’ll always go the extra mile, ready to roll up your sleeves and get the job done.

In return, we’ll give you a competitive hourly pay rate based on equal opportunity and pay structures, plus an extra £2.00 per hour for work during bank holidays and £3.50 per hour for night shifts, as well as a generous benefits package designed to support your well-being and life outside of Lidl.

We’re proud to be a diverse, secure and fast-growing business, and you’ll find your role rewarding in every sense. We'll make sure you have access to the right training to thrive in your new job.

What you'll do


Thoroughly maintain your store to keep it looking its very bestKeep your store’s trolley bays, car park, and outside spaces clean and tidy to make a great first impressionConfidently operate industrial cleaning machineryClean the welfare area, including toilets, waste and recycling sectionsCarry out minor maintenance tasks when neededProactively make sure that hygiene, Health and Safety standards are upheld

What you'll need


Experience in cleaning or maintenance (beneficial but not essential)A hands-on approach and a keen eye for detailPassion to do the best job for your store and your teamDrive and independence to carry out your tasks to the best of your ability

What you'll receive


30-35 days holiday (pro rata)10% in-store discountEnhanced family leavePension schemePlus, more of the perks you deserve

We value diversity, equity, and inclusion, welcoming applicants from all backgrounds. Join us to celebrate individuality and grow in a fair, respectful, and inclusive environment. 
If you’re ready to get stuck in, want to get more out of your career and make a real difference, find your place at Lidl and apply now. 

 

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