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Industries

Every venue
has its rush.

Lunch service at a restaurant is nothing like sale season in a shop, or an event day at a hotel. Saiiy has the roles and venue types for each industry, and every shift is written around what your venue needs, in Cairo.

Your industry, its roles, and how to staff it.

  • The weekend rush
  • A cancellation before the shift
  • An extra evening shift

Restaurants and cafés

Food & beverage

The lunch or weekend rush, or someone on the team cancelled before the shift.

Roles include:

  • Barista
  • Waiter
  • Kitchen assistant
  • Cashier (food & beverage)
  • Food runner
  • Dishwasher / kitchen steward
  • Host / hostess

Types of venue

  • Restaurant
  • Café

Ways to staff this industry

  • Sale season
  • Stocktake day
  • A queue at the till

Shops and supermarkets

Retail & sales

A sale season, a stocktake day, or a queue at the till.

Roles include:

  • Retail cashier
  • Sales associate
  • Shelf stocker
  • Stocktake assistant

Types of venue

  • Shop / supermarket

Ways to staff this industry

  • Setting up an event
  • Welcoming guests
  • A busy season at the hotel

Hotels and events

Hospitality & events

An event that needs a team for a day, or a busy season at the hotel.

Roles include:

  • Event setup and teardown crew
  • Event supervisor
  • Event organiser and host
  • Registration and ticketing staff
  • Hotel receptionist
  • Bellman
  • Room attendant
  • Public area attendant
  • Banquet waiter
  • Product promoter
  • Brand ambassador

Types of venue

  • Hotel / resort
  • Event and banquet hall
  • Event management company
  • Catering and hospitality company

Ways to staff this industry

Ask the Saiiy team about what your venue needs and current availability in Cairo. The images show the type of venue; they do not represent customers or available openings.

Industries

Is your venue in one of these industries?
Tell us what it needs.

Ask the Saiiy team about what your venue needs and current availability in Cairo.