This baffles me, working in kitchens is fast paced, high stress, hot, unpredictable at times and takes a special kind of person to deal with it all and have food go out In a timely manner.
You have a lot of daily responsibilities and forgetting something could ruin an entire service.
Yet a warehouse picker, who drives round on a LLOP and literally picks boxes up and puts them on a pallet, gets considerably more and has zero stress or unpredictable rushes of work, you can literally do the job on autopilot without thinking at all.
I had to resign from a warehouse, for personal reasons and move.
I have lots of experience as a teenager in kitchens so got a temporary kitchen job, essentially running a kitchen by myself for only £11 and hour…. i have bills to pay and all…
Yet I was making £17h at a warehouse doing monkey work.. It makes literally no sense to me.