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Yes, I thought as much... although last time I got my job at Woolworths just by walking up to the service desk and asking for it :)

Hey Woolworths, I worked as a SCO attendant and checkout operator for two years and am now looking to get back into the game, after having quit last year (on good terms). I moved interstate and there's nothing going on the Woolworths website, but as we all know, that doesn't mean there aren't...

This might sound stupid but what's a 'service cashier'? Is that the formal name for 'check out chick'?

In our local Woolies there's the new logo. Something about Australia's major player in fresh food. Anyhow, they're still the fresh food people.

where's the pamphlet?

Honestly, don't go there :) You really do not want to go there. :D :D :D

no, not 12 :) higher. 14 9 months is what all the supermarkets have been telling me and I'm not quite there yet.

LOL I'm not wanting to be hired for the money (I'm not 13 either). You don't know my circumstances right now :D so boring! edit: what social life? :)

Where's that on the site? I looked and all it said was that they 'comply with state legislated minimum ages' or something like that.

WA. The Children and Community Services Act 2004 is (since about two years ago) my saviour. http://www.community.wa.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/9D5375C3-F582-4253-A126-58B670487808/0/DCDPOLEmploymentofChildrenLaws2007.pdf

At what age are Woolworths willing to hire you as a 'checkout chick'? The legal age in my state is 13 (Children and Community Services Act 2004 was a lifesaver a couple of years back). I asked IGA today (Woolies weren't open at that time) and they said 14 9 months because it's 'the law'.