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Cafés and coffee shops

Barista, till and service work, from independent coffee shops to café chains.

On StaffLink, finding café jobs and finding café staff happen in the same app: baristas, cashiers and service staff apply for part-time, daily/extra or full-time listings; cafés post jobs, create urgent staffing requests for peak hours and plan shifts on one calendar.

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  • Jobs: part-time, daily and full-time
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  • Work history recorded shift by shift

Café work is split into morning opening, lunchtime rush and evening closing shifts. Baristas prepare coffee, cashiers handle orders and payments, and service staff look after the floor. In small teams one person may cover several roles.

Working in this sector

Highlights for workers

Short, flexible shifts

Hours that can suit students and people looking for extra work.

Barista skills

Coffee preparation and equipment skills are in demand across the industry.

Social setting

Close contact with customers and small teams.

Room to grow

A path to shift lead and store management.

Positions

Roles commonly advertised in this sector

  • Barista
  • Cashier
  • Service staff
  • Kitchen / prep staff
  • Shift lead

Pay

Pay is set by the employer and varies by position, experience, city and work type. Every listing states the pay or that it will be agreed at interview.

What employers look for

Espresso and milk-steaming experience is preferred for barista roles; for till and service roles a friendly manner, speed and basic hygiene knowledge may be enough.

Working environment

Usually social and busy. Mornings and lunchtimes are peak times; shifts are often short and can be split.

Career path

Staff who start on the till or floor can move up to barista, senior barista, shift lead and store manager.

Tips

Learn the core coffee recipes and equipment cleaning, keep the queue organised at peak times and add your barista certificate to your profile.

How do businesses use StaffLink?

Cafés use StaffLink to post jobs for baristas and cashiers, find extra staff for weekends and rush hours and plan short shifts on the calendar; recipes, task lists and QR check-in are managed from the same account.

For businesses

Frequently asked questions

How do I find work or staff in Cafés and coffee shops on StaffLink?
Workers create an account, complete their profile and apply to Cafés and coffee shops listings. Businesses open a business account, post a job or urgent staffing request, review applicants and plan shifts on StaffLink.
Do I need a certificate to be a barista?
Not always; many cafés train on the job. A certificate and experience can make your application stand out.
Can I work part-time at a café?
Yes. Cafés often post part-time and daily shifts for mornings, lunchtimes or weekends.
How long are café shifts?

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No live listings in this sector right now

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Looking for work or staff in Cafés and coffee shops?

Workers apply to listings, and businesses find staff and plan shifts in the same app.

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It depends on the business; short and split shifts are common. Hours are listed in each job post.