Barista Supervisor

A top level coffee shop in Erbil International Airport, Iraq is looking for: *The outlets serve alcohol. Please make sure you have no issue working with alcohol.* You must be experienced in coffee shops (such as Starbucks, Costa Café, etc.). *Nationality:* Any, except Pakistan, Bangladesh and African nationalities due to visa unavailability. *SALARY: TOTAL USD 800 per month (Salary paid in IQD Iraqi Dinars)* - free accommodation, free transportation - tips (there is a tips box for all and it is distributed once in a month) - bonus (up to 100USD per month, depends on reaching the targets each months) - employee of the month ($50 reward) *BENEFITS free of charge:* - Accommodation - Utilities - Transportation - Joining Ticket - Vacations ticket Erbil-Home Country-Erbil *DAY OFF:* 1 day off in a week *WORK LOCATION:* Inside of the Erbil International Airport, Iraq, a coffee shop *Accommodation location:* the accommodation is located in a private compound called ATCONZ, Erbil, Iraq (just 10 minutes driving from the airport); *Contract Duration:* 3 years *Vacations:* Every 1,5 years for 30 days. The company will pay for leave air ticket Erbil-home country-Erbil. *Social Security:* As per Iraq rules and labor department (Law No. 39 of 1971), all workers must have social security. Social security is a total of 17% from your basic salary (12% is to be paid by the company and 5% is to be paid by the employee), on monthly basis. The company will deduct 5% from your BASIC salary every month USD 12.9 (fully refundable by the end of the contract). *Security Deposit:* The Company will deduct one month salary in 10 installments, each installment 10% of your total monthly salary ( USD 80 each month x 10 months = USD 800). This amount will be refunded to the employee in full when he/she leaves the company without causing any damage.

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