Outlet Cashier (Finance Background Preferred)

Job Description

The Outlet Cashier is responsible for handling restaurant and outlet transactions, receiving payments, issuing receipts, balancing cash drawers, preparing daily reports, and ensuring accurate posting of charges. Candidates should have cashiering or hospitality finance experience, good numerical and computer skills, and a careful, trustworthy approach to cash handling. A finance or accounting background is preferred. The successful candidate is expected to provide friendly service, follow hotel financial controls, maintain confidentiality, identify discrepancies, and work effectively with Food & Beverage and Finance teams. Flexibility, professional presentation, attention to detail, and availability for shifts, weekends, and public holidays are likely required.

Company Info

Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa is a luxury beachfront resort in Bahrain operated under Sofitel, the premium hospitality brand of Accor. Located in the Zallaq area, the resort combines French-inspired elegance with Bahraini culture and offers accommodation, restaurants, leisure facilities, spa services, meeting spaces, and seaside experiences. Its thalassotherapy-focused spa is a distinctive feature of the property. As part of Accor, the hotel operates within an international hospitality group with brands ranging from economy to luxury and a broad global network. Employees typically work in a multicultural environment where guest service, professional standards, teamwork, and attention to detail are important. The outlet cashier supports the resort’s food and beverage operations while working closely with Finance and outlet teams to ensure accurate and secure financial transactions.

Destination Guide

Bahrain is a compact Gulf island nation known for its welcoming atmosphere, modern infrastructure, historic sites, beaches, shopping, and diverse dining scene. Employment opportunities are available in hospitality, tourism, retail, finance, construction, healthcare, education, logistics, and technology, with Manama and resort areas attracting many international workers. The culture blends Arab traditions with a relatively liberal, multicultural lifestyle; modest dress and respect for local customs are expected, especially during Ramadan. Daily life is convenient, although summer temperatures are extremely hot and car travel is common. Foreign employees normally require an employer-sponsored work visa and residence permit, with medical checks and documentation handled through approved procedures. Before relocating, candidates should confirm salary, accommodation, meals, transport, insurance, contract terms, and probation conditions. Bahrain’s cost of living can be moderate to high, particularly for private housing, but employer benefits may substantially reduce expenses.