Job Ad Template: A Free, Editable File With the Wording Already Written

{Company} is hiring a retail associate for our {City} store. {Pay rate} an hour, paid {weekly or monthly}, plus a staff discount that works on everything we sell.

A shift looks like this: open or close the floor, serve on the till, keep stock tidy, priced and facing, and take the delivery in on {delivery days}. There are always two of you on the floor, so you are never the only person holding the shop together.

You need to be reliable about start times, comfortable talking to strangers for a whole shift, and able to lift a stock box without help. Retail experience is welcome and not required. If you have worked in hospitality, care or a call centre, you already have most of what this job asks for.

Hours: {number} a week across {days}, rota out {two weeks} ahead, {one weekend in three}.

To apply, send a short message to {email} telling us when you could start. We answer everyone within {five} working days.

{Company} is hiring warehouse operatives at our {City} site. {Pay rate} an hour, {night premium} extra on nights, breaks paid.

The work: pick and pack orders against a pick list, load and unload with a pump truck, run stock counts, and keep your aisle clear and labelled. You are on your feet for most of the shift and lifting {weight} regularly.

You need to read a pick list accurately and start on time, because the next shift is waiting on yours. A counterbalance or reach licence is a bonus, and if you do not hold one we pay for the training after {period}.

Shifts: {early} and {late}, {number} days a week, rota out four weeks ahead. Overtime is offered and never assumed.

Apply at {link}. It takes about two minutes and asks for a phone number, not a CV. We call back within {three} working days.

{Company} is hiring a registered nurse for {unit} in {City}. {Pay range}, plus unsocial hours pay and {number} weeks of paid leave.

You would work a {number} bed unit with {ratio} on days and {ratio} at night, alongside {number} healthcare assistants. Shifts are {length} hours, {number} a week, self rostered a month ahead. The unit takes {planned admissions, emergency admissions, or both}.

You need a current, unrestricted licence to practise as a registered nurse and {number} year of practice on a comparable unit. If you qualified recently we run a supported preceptorship, and we will tell you honestly at interview if this unit would be the wrong first job.

We pay for your licence renewal, your continuing education happens in paid hours, and you choose one course a year rather than being assigned it.

To apply, send your licence number and a short note about the unit you are on now to {email}. {Name}, our {ward manager}, calls every applicant.

{Company} is hiring a software engineer to work on {the product or system}. {Pay range}. {On site in {City}, hybrid with {number} days in, or remote within {region}}.

You would work on {the service or app}, written in {language} and running on {platform}. In your first quarter you would ship {a concrete first piece of work}. You would be the {number} engineer on a team of {number}, reviewing each other's work, on call {one week in five} and paid for it.

We are looking for someone who has shipped something real and then had to maintain it, who can read code they did not write without complaining about it, and who would rather delete a feature nobody uses than keep patching it. {Language} experience helps. How you think about failure, state and other people's time matters more.

The process: a {length} call, then a paid {half day} on a real problem from our backlog, then a decision within {a week}. No whiteboard algorithms.

Apply at {link} with anything you have built, at any size.

{Company} is hiring servers for {the restaurant} in {City}. {Pay rate} an hour plus tips, pooled and paid {weekly}, and a meal on every shift.

The job: take orders, run food, keep your section clean and set, and cash off at the end of the night. Your section is {number} tables. The kitchen closes at {time} and you are out by {time}, which we mean and roster for.

You need to stay steady when the room is full, own a mistake fast enough for the kitchen to fix it, and meet the legal age to serve alcohol where we are. No experience needed if you have worked anywhere that involved carrying, counting, or calming people down. We train the rest in {two} shifts.

Shifts: {evenings and weekends}, {number} hours a week, rota out every {day} for the following week. Swaps go through the team chat, not through a manager.

To apply, come in between {times} and ask for {Name}, or message {number}.

{Company} is hiring an administrative assistant in {City}. {Pay range}, {full time or part time}, {on site or hybrid with {number} days in}.

The job in one line: you keep {the office or team} running so that nobody else has to think about it. In practice that means the diary for {who}, inbox triage, travel and expenses, notes people actually read, ordering what the office runs out of before it runs out, and being the person who knows where things are.

You need to be organised in a way other people can follow, comfortable saying no to a request that would wreck someone's week, and quick with {the calendar, spreadsheet and document tools the team runs on}. Formal admin experience is welcome. Running a committee, a household or a shop counts too.

Hours: {number} a week, {start} to {finish}, with flexibility on {the days it matters}.

Apply at {link} with one page on how you would handle a diary with three things booked at the same time.