Department of Parliamentary Services – F&B Service

Uniform

Uniforms must be clean and well-fitted. Undergarments should match the colour of the outergarments.

Food or Beverage Attendant - Men's WHITE business shirt, black tailored trousers, long black tie, black fully enclosed leather shoes, long black socks, waiters friend, plain black name badge, Hotelstaff timesheets, note pad & pen. Aprons are provided by the client.

Barista - Men's BLACK business shirt, black tailored trousers, long black tie, black fully enclosed leather shoes, long black socks, waiters friend, plain black name badge, Hotelstaff timesheets, note pad & pen. Aprons are provided by the client.

Personal Grooming

Pay attention to personal grooming habits. Ensure you maintain high levels of both grooming and hygiene.

HAIR STYLE - Keep hair neat & tidy. Long hair styles must be tied back with a matching accessories.

FACIAL HAIR - Faces must be clean shaven (no stubble). Beards and moustaches short & well-trimmed.

NAILS - To be clean, short and well manicured, no polish or false nails

MAKE-UP - Minimise make up and ensure neutral colours.

HYGIENE - Regular showering, brushing your teeth and using deodorant. Minimise strong scents.

JEWELERY - Wear minimal jewellery. Remove facial piercings and multiple ear piercings. Stud style earrings are acceptable. Watches & wedding bands are okay.

TATTOOS - No visible tattoos

F&B Uniform

You will be advised if a check in is required.

Please follow the staff entry details below.

Please complete induction prior to first shift:

https://www.easyinduct.com.au/Inductions/Info/0462cdb1-103e-438c-b8f4-dc7aa1578ead/0

Enter via MacArthur Street ONLY

Be Respectful to Security, Protective Service and Police at all times and allow extra time before your shift to proceed through the Security Checkpoints

1. Walk through driveway or pedestrian gates toward security checkpoint, an attendant will direct you to the Staff Entry on the right
2. At Staff Entry, proceed through security screening (like at an airport), including bag check and metal detection
3. Sign In, provide Photo ID to the attendant who will call the person you are reporting to come and collect you
4. Report to Catering Office Changerooms to leave personal belonginings
5. Report to Level 2, Side Dining Room to Supervisor before start time
6. 

Parliament is located in the Melbourne CBD.

The venue is best accessed by Public Transport.

To plan your journey click: PTV Journey Planner

Catch a train to Parliament train station, exit via MacArthur Street exit. Once you get to Street level Parliament House entry is 50 metres on left.

There is no onstreet parking provided near Parliament House.

Parking in the city is available, however it is very expensive.

You will be unable to leave your shift to move your vehicle.

Pay and Conditions for this site are governed by the Hospitality Industry (General) Award 2010 [MA000009].

Pay Rates for casual classifications apply as a Monday-Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday rates.

For details go to Click Here for Current Award Details OR Click Here for Pay Guide.

Police Check (National)

1. Obtain a National Police Record Check, including full disclosures – not only unspent, but spent and vulnerable persons / unsupervised
2. If you require a check, ask Hotelstaff to provide you a link to obtain one or go to: AusPost Police Checks
3. Email a copy of your check to: compliance@hotelstaff.com.au

Please complete induction prior to first shift:

https://www.easyinduct.com.au/Inductions/Info/0462cdb1-103e-438c-b8f4-dc7aa1578ead/0

Any phones MUST remain switched off or on silent/do-not-disturb whilst on-shift.

If using phone for personal use, this must be during allocated break-times only, unless in an emergency, and ONLY in Back of House areas.

Phones must be hidden whilst working Front of House or kept in a locker.

All staff must bring their own meals to be eaten during break times.