Disneyland Paris is looking to fill 6,000 roles for next year for permanent, short-term and seasonal positions in a variety of roles including guest services, food and beverage, sales and attractions.
Recruitment events will be held in London and Cardiff.
The London event will be held on Monday 25th and Tuesday 26th October at the Hilton London Metropole from 10am each day, while the event in Cardiff will be at City Hall from 10am on the 27 October .
The boss of Stena Line, Pim de Lange, has called British employees ‘quite fat and tatooed’ and claimed that it was becoming difficult to locate British workers who are young enough and fit enough to do the job.
British unions have been up in arms in response to the statements and De Lange later regretted any offence caused.
Disneyland Paris is recruiting UK staff for Christmas and next year’s summer seasons.
A team from Disneyland Paris will be looking to recruit people for opportunities in guest services, sales, attractions and food & beverage.
Disneyland Paris employs some 14,000 employees from 100 plus nations and Disneyland Paris offers opportunities in more than 500 vocations. Jobs there will provide temps with a great insight into working in Europe, especially in the tough market that people are facing in the UK at this time.
If you’d like to rub shoulders with ’superstars’ like Mickey Mouse and his famous cartoon friends, Disneyland Paris could be just the job.
Employing over 14,000 people already there are jobs as entertainers, within marketing, buying, human resources, accounting and in operations and maintenance jobs like reservation agents, boutique staff and mechanics to ensure the attractions run smoothly.
You could join thousands of Brits already employed at the French resort, make sure your French is up to scratch
The company says that despite the tough economic climate, it has nearly 7,000 positions available this year, in around 500 trades.
Electrical appliances firm has announced it is to cut 3,000 jobs due to declining sales.The firm has about 600 employees in the UK and it is thought that the job cuts will take place globally and will be seen immediately.
