Domino’s jobs: 300 roles up for grabs across Ireland

over 300 positions opened up throughout the island

The company is recruiting from pizza makers to delivery drivers, with flexible evening and weekend shifts on offer and no previous experience required, as the Irish Mirror reported on Monday morning.

New recruits get on-the-job training, with the pizza giant saying it also runs development programmes for staff who want to progress.

For comparison, the company said nine in 10 of its store managers started out delivering or making pizzas, an incentive many young workers could benefit from.

It currently runs 115 stores on the island of Ireland, 68 in the Republic and 47 in Northern Ireland, and employs almost 3,000 people.

“Our secret to being No.1 isn’t our pepperoni or pineapple, it’s our people,” said Brett Boyers, Director of Operations for UK and Ireland at Domino’s.

“We’re looking for great people to help us deliver great quality food, world-class service and incredible value for our customers.”

Where the Domino’s jobs fit in the Irish market

Boyers said the 300 seasonal roles would continue the company’s contribution to local economies and communities, and could suit anyone after a first job, flexible hours or a chance to pick up new skills.

It is a rare bit of positive hiring news in a year that has also brought job cuts at Boston Scientific in Ireland.

While most of the positions are seasonal, Domino’s said there would be scope to move into longer-term roles.

Its Academy programme covers store operations, customer service, leadership and management courses.

Details on vacancies are available through the company’s store recruitment website, according to the Irish Independent.

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