IELTS Listening · Cam 8
Test 4 Part 1
Hello, West Bay Hotel, can I help you? Oh, good morning.
Level: B2 · 85 sentences
Transcript
- Hello, West Bay Hotel, can I help you?
- Oh, good morning.
- I'm ringing about your advertisement in the Evening Gazette.
- Is that the one for temporary staff?
- That's right.
- Yes.
- I'm afraid the person who's dealing with that isn't in today,
- But I can give you the main details if you like.
- Yes, please.
- Could you tell me what kind of staff you're looking for?
- We're looking for waiters at the moment.
- There was one post for a cook, but that's already been taken.
- Oh, right.
- What are the hours of work?
- There are two different shifts.
- There is a day shift from 7 to 2 and a late shift from 4 till 11.
- And can people choose which one they want to do?
- Not normally, because everyone would choose the day shift, I suppose.
- You alternate from one week to another.
- OK, I'm just writing all this down.
- What about time off?
- You get one day off and I think you can negotiate
- Which one you want.
- It's more or less up to you,
- But it has to be the same one every week.
- Do you know what the rates of pay are?
- Yes, I've got them here.
- You get £5.50 £5.50 an hour, and that includes a break.
- Do I have to go home to eat, or...?
- You don't have to.
- You can get a meal in the hotel
- If you want to, and there's no charge for it,
- So you might as well.
- Oh, good.
- Yes, so let's see.
- I get £221...
- No, no, £231 a week.
- You'd also get tips.
- Um, is there a uniform?
- What about clothes?
- Yes, I forgot to mention that.
- You need to wear a white shirt,
- Just a plain one, and dark trousers.
- You know, not green or anything like that.
- And we don't supply those.
- That's OK.
- I've got trousers.
- I just have to buy a couple of shirts.
- What about anything else?
- Do I need a waistcoat or anything?
- You have to wear a jacket, but the hotel lends you that.
- I see.
- One last thing.
- I don't know what the starting date is.
- Just a minute.
- I think it's sometime around the end of June.
- Yes, the 28th, in time for the summer.
- That's great.
- I'm available from the 10th.
- Oh, good.
- Well, if you can call again,
- You need to speak to the service manager.
- Her name's Jane Irwin.
- That's U-R-W-I-N.
- And she'll probably arrange to meet you.
- OK.
- And when's the best time to ring?
- Could you call tomorrow?
- She usually starts checking the rooms at midday, so
- Before then if you can, so she'll have more time to chat.
- I'll just give you her number because she's got a direct line.
- Thanks.
- It's 832 009.
- 823 009.
- 832.
- Oh, OK.
- Yes, I'll do that.
- And by the way, she will ask you for a reference,
- So you might like to be thinking about that.
- You know, just someone who knows you and can vouch for you.
- Yes, no problem.
- Well, thanks very much for your help.
- You're welcome.
- Bye.
- Bye.