FAQs
What is the pay rate for the Customer Service Team Leader position?
The pay rate for the Customer Service Team Leader position is £11.90 per hour.
Is experience in the betting industry required for this role?
No, prior experience in the betting industry is not required; we will provide the necessary knowledge, but your attitude is what counts.
What are the main responsibilities of a Customer Service Team Leader?
The main responsibilities include managing shop operations, taking and processing bets, maintaining shop presentation standards, exceeding customer expectations, and cross-selling retail and online products and services.
Are there opportunities for career progression in this role?
Yes, there are endless opportunities for progression within the business, allowing you to map your journey to reach your career goals.
What benefits are provided to employees?
Benefits include industry-leading pay rates, salary increases after 6 months, discounts on Flutter shares, maternity and paternity leave top-up, sick pay, free eye tests, birthday day off, counselling sessions, and lifestyle discounts, among others.
Is there any support for employee well-being?
Yes, we offer six free counselling sessions, 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) telephone support, and a healthy work environment to promote well-being.
Will I get to watch live sports while working?
Yes, live sports are streamed in the shop, so you can enjoy events like horse racing, football, darts, and golf while at work.
Are there any team-building activities or competitions?
Yes, we have competitions with prizes and team gatherings, such as big Christmas and Grand National drinks events to promote team bonding and fun.
How does the refer and earn scheme work?
The refer and earn scheme allows you to earn rewards by referring friends to work with us, making your workplace more enjoyable by having familiar faces around.
What are the working hours for a Customer Service Team Leader?
Specific working hours may vary, but the role includes managing shop operations, which may require flexibility in scheduling, including opening and closing the shop.