kitchen porter

Most of them worked intermittently as hotel kitchen porters, and they slept where they fell.

She helped a succession of youngsters to take part-time degrees by getting them jobs as kitchen porters or trainee cooks.

Under the steam vents and the aluminium air shafts and the painted-over windows, kitchen porters were hosing out galvanised bins.

In contrast to northern Europe, where immigrants have long taken jobs as sanitation workers, kitchen porters, miners and harvesters, prosperity did not come to Spain until the mid-1980's.

I'm talking about the fact that we pay EVERY parent, be they millionaires or unemployed kitchen porters - the same amount, whether they need it or not.

The queen, at teatime, is sometimes tended to by 10 servants: two footmen, two kitchen porters, two chefs, two silver pantry under-butlers, a page and a coffee-room maid.

Four Employment Levels Mr. Hanson said there were four levels of employment at hotels: the first, or lowest level, encompasses the semi-skilled employees, such as housemen, maids, kitchen porters and the basic preparatory staffs.