Manchester
An introduction to working in Manchester
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- Working In The City
- Hotels In Manchester
- City Restaurants
- Accommodation
- Rental Prices Central
- Getting Around
- CDP Working Hours
- CDP Average Salary
- Salary After Tax
- Popular Things To Do
- Career Progression
An Introduction To Living & Working In Manchester
Manchester is the second most visited city in the UK. With two of the biggest football teams in the world. The city also has a rich musical presence with many high profile artists from the city. Manchester has two AA rated 5 star hotels and over 10 AA rated 4 star hotels. These hotels make a great option outside of London to begin and progress a professional chef career.
Best AA Rated Luxury Hotels In Manchester
Restaurants In Manchester
Finding Accommodation And Living In Manchester
Finding accommodation in Manchester can be done relatively easily. Searching for property rental websites online will produce good results.
An Indication To Rental Prices In Manchester
1 Bedroom Flat – Central Manchester Starting at: £500/ Month
1 Bedroom Flat – Outside Central Starting at: £400 / Month
3 Bedroom Flat – Central Manchester – Starting at: £850/ Month
3 Bedroom Flat – Outside Central Starting at: £ 600/ Month
Transportation Around Manchester
One day travel card for bus or train – £8.50
Monthly travel card for bus or train – £54
Average Working Hours For A Chef de Partie Job
The average working hours for a CDP will range from 40 – 48 hours per week. Overtime can be added as days in lieu or paid for. Normally, with 28 days paid holiday per year.
This all depends on the company you are working for. It’s a good idea to check how extra hours and days are compensated for during the job interview.
A Chef de partie salary in Manchester
To Work Out An Average Salary After Tax
Personal Allowance = £12570
Basic Rate Tax = 20% After Personal Allowance Deduction
Yearly Income = £21,500
Monthly Salary Calculation
£21,500 / 12months = £1,792 Monthly Before Tax
After Tax Example
Personal Allowance first £12570 (free no tax)
20% Basic Tax Rate after £12570
Calculation – £21500-£12570 = £8930
To be taxed on £8930
£8930 / 20% = £1786
Salary After Tax Result
£21500 – £1786 = £19714
£19,714 Yearly
£1,643 Monthly
The yearly salary ranges around – £19500 – £24500
Agency Salary: £12 – £14 per hour
Top 10 Things To Do In Manchester As Ranked By Tripadvisor Travellers
Working in Manchester as a chef can be a lot of hard work, so for some fun. There are many bars and clubs with luxury hotels to help build a stable career. Here are the top 10 things to do in Manchester as ranked by travellers on Tripadvisor.
Manchester Gin
The City Of Manchester Distillery
Manchester Climbing Centre
The John Ryland’s Library
Etihad Stadium
Clayton Hall Museum
Chetham’s Library
Greater Manchester Police Museum
Elizabeth Gaskell’s House
Royal Exchange Theatre