One person who has experienced this is our Midland’s Team Member, Nour; diagnosed with a severe dissociative and anxiety disorder a few years ago, she felt that she would never be able to work more than once a week for meeting new people caused her severe anxiety. However, after joining Arc, Nour found that the more shifts she completed, the more confidence she gained and the easier it got. She now works not one but two jobs and more importantly, actually enjoys working.

Congratulations to Nurat from Arc London who recently completed her 400th shift with Arc! This is a huge achievement, and we are so...

With our Impact Strategy launched, you already know the big goals we set out to achieve by 2025. One of them is to reach net-zero...

In 2018 we started the journey to focus on our biggest asset, our people, resulting in us obtaining Silver status. 3 years on we have...

It’s not just pouring pints and laying tables that Arc Team Members can experience! Before lockdown 2 and then 3(!) we were providing...

“Make use of opportunities to study wherever you can” our Senior People operations Manager Lizzie explains why working and studying was...

Turn up with a smile and enthusiasm Whether it’s your first ever shift or your 50th, it’s important to turn up to each one with an eagerness to succeed and a positive attitude. Smile at all your colleagues, managers and customers and be as friendly as possible. Go above and beyond Always offer to help with any tasks, whether they are part of your specific job role or not. You may be working on a bar but the waiting on team may need help clearing plates and glasses — as long y

Are you a student looking for bar work or hospitality work during uni? Explore how flexible work can benefit you!

One of our Lead People Operations Managers Amy, has been at Arc for nearly half a decade. From temping on the side of a dancing career to...