seremify007
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Depends on age I think. From memory it's closer to the $10 mark for a HS student. I'm too lazy to look up the award wages right now but you can Google it.
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Chronost
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I work at Macca's currently soo....
Firstly the questions asked really depend on the manager of the store. I got a couple questions such as;
Do you plan to finish year 12?
If so what do you want to do after year 12?
Tell me about a situation where the conditions weren't favourable and you overcame it
How about an example where you used to teamwork to overcome something
Basically they only really ask you questions you would normally get to get a hint at what kind of person you are
Since alot of Maccas run on casual employment they usually need a rather large list of people available at most times. For example at my Mcdonald's I got hired basically straight away because I had good availabilty times. They asked me these questions mostly because it really was a requirement and they wanted to make sure I wasn't someone out of their zone.
In summary, availability times will be probably the most significant factor between them choosing you or someone else. Most people can answer questions they throw just fine. Though really they'll hire you as long as you got decent availability, the choosing thing only applies to popular Mcdonald spots where there's alot of applicants(or busy season,which is holidays).
You get trainee pay for like first 2-3 months then after they think you can work fine without alot of questions, they'll raise your pay. Age of course also increases the pay.
Firstly the questions asked really depend on the manager of the store. I got a couple questions such as;
Do you plan to finish year 12?
If so what do you want to do after year 12?
Tell me about a situation where the conditions weren't favourable and you overcame it
How about an example where you used to teamwork to overcome something
Basically they only really ask you questions you would normally get to get a hint at what kind of person you are
Since alot of Maccas run on casual employment they usually need a rather large list of people available at most times. For example at my Mcdonald's I got hired basically straight away because I had good availabilty times. They asked me these questions mostly because it really was a requirement and they wanted to make sure I wasn't someone out of their zone.
In summary, availability times will be probably the most significant factor between them choosing you or someone else. Most people can answer questions they throw just fine. Though really they'll hire you as long as you got decent availability, the choosing thing only applies to popular Mcdonald spots where there's alot of applicants(or busy season,which is holidays).
You get trainee pay for like first 2-3 months then after they think you can work fine without alot of questions, they'll raise your pay. Age of course also increases the pay.
I know a family friend in my year that works at Maccas and he told me the questions were extremely straight forward. So long as you act naturally and friendly, you're almost guaranteed a position I would assume.
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$10? what in the...
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lol it's true, had a friend who was on about 8 but he just turned 15 back then
seremify007
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good luck. remember your bos pals when they are hungry and want free food 
jokes.
jokes.iSplicer
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When you get the job, give us free food! (As seremify suggested) =PTHANKS GUYS!!! WISH ME LUCK
come to the outlet I will be working at, You will get free food
good luck. remember your bos pals when they are hungry and want free food
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Yes.
what is it?
seremify007
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Presumably parental/guardian permission/acknowledgement you are working. Don't think it's a statutory requirement but maybe it's just one way that they can communicate the principles under the child employment laws (e.g. the transport at night, etc). *shrugs* Pure guess.
http://www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au/pdfs/factsheetyoung_employers.pdf
http://www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au/pdfs/factsheetyoung_employers.pdf
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da fuq.
minimum wage at 17 is like 8.90$
7.40$ or so at 16, and then below 6.50 at 15..
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Which outlet?come to the outlet I will be working at, You will get free food
Holy...
I could've sworn it was at least $14 but heh, what do I know.
I'm legit surprised.
Chronost
Ex CAG auditor - current CAG deal-maker
^ Like Ozko mentioned, if there was anything in the email print and sign it, otherwise I got a sheet i needed to fill out after my first trainee shift. If they need your consent, I'm guessing your hired(or going to be)?
Nah nothing was attached in the email mate...
???
There is no application form attached, i am just called for an interview along with photo ID n stuff....