Hospitality Job Market Trends

Night Auditor

500-1K
Employers
+8%
Growth

Responsible for overnight financial auditing and accounting tasks in a hotel or similar establishment. Ensures accurate and timely reporting of daily financial activities and guest transactions.

Catering

1.25K-2.5K
Employers
-1%
Growth

Provides food and beverage services for events, ensuring quality, presentation, and customer satisfaction.

Barista

1.25K-2.5K
Employers
-2%
Growth

Prepares and serves coffee and other beverages, often working in coffee shops or cafes, and providing excellent customer service.

Crew Member

600-1.2K
Employers
-2%
Growth

Part of a team responsible for performing various tasks to support overall operations, often in the service or hospitality industries. Duties may include customer service, maintenance, and teamwork to ensure efficient operation.

Sous Chef

1K-2K
Employers
-2%
Growth

Assists the head chef in managing kitchen operations, overseeing food preparation, and ensuring quality and consistency in dishes.

Porter

1.5K-3K
Employers
-3%
Growth

Assists with carrying luggage, packages, or other items, often working in hotels, transportation hubs, or residential buildings.

Executive Chef

600-1.2K
Employers
-3%
Growth

Oversees kitchen operations in restaurants, hotels, or catering services, managing staff, menu planning, and food preparation to ensure quality and efficiency.

Dishwasher

1.5K-3K
Employers
-4%
Growth

Cleans dishes, utensils, and kitchen equipment in restaurants, hotels, or other food service establishments, ensuring cleanliness and hygiene.

Housekeeper

2K-4K
Employers
-6%
Growth

Responsible for maintaining cleanliness and order in residential or commercial spaces. Key duties include cleaning rooms, managing supplies, and ensuring a hygienic environment.