LAST UPDATED AUGUST 29, 2026
Terms of Use
By using Restaurant Hire, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not create an account or use the service.
Eligibility and accounts
You must provide accurate information, protect your password, and use the correct worker or restaurant account type. You are responsible for activity performed through your account.
Marketplace role
Restaurant Hire provides tools for job discovery, applications, interviews, messaging, and verified ratings. Restaurant Hire is not the employer, staffing agency, payroll provider, or party to an employment agreement. Restaurants are responsible for hiring decisions, wages, taxes, scheduling, workplace safety, legal compliance, and required employment checks.
Job posts and profiles
Users may not post false, misleading, discriminatory, illegal, unsafe, or unavailable jobs. Workers may not misrepresent identity, experience, availability, or completed work. Restaurants must provide truthful pay and job requirements.
Verified Worker Scores
A verified restaurant may submit a Worker Score only after at least 30 verified days of employment. Customer Service, Teamwork, Reliability, and Job Performance each count for 25%, and Louaret Hire calculates the final score out of 100. Workers may dispute suspicious, retaliatory, fake, or abusive scores. Disputes are investigated and legitimate verified scores are not automatically removed.
Prohibited conduct
Do not harass users, collect information for unrelated purposes, evade access controls, create deceptive accounts, send spam, scrape the service, or use Restaurant Hire for unlawful activity.
Suspension and removal
We may close jobs, remove content, restrict accounts, or suspend access when needed to protect users, enforce these terms, comply with law, or maintain service integrity.
Disclaimer and liability
The service is provided as available. We do not guarantee a job, worker, interview, hiring result, rating, or uninterrupted access. To the extent allowed by law, Restaurant Hire is not responsible for employment decisions, workplace conduct, user disputes, or losses arising from transactions between users.