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Year 12, closely followed by year 7.

They mean the Grad Dip Legal Practice or similar, in addition to a LLB or JD.

'tis true.

If I were you, I would try so so hard to get a PPT contract. This will guarantee you hours, and although it pays less, the benefits outweigh this. In my experience, managers don't give a shit about who 'needs' money more than others. If they work hard, thats it. You can't rely on this...

Re: Refurbishment and few words.. Seeing as we recently had the discussion of good supervisors v suitable supervisors. My store has been trialling weeknight trade til 9pm - which so far this week had been a disaster, with no customers past about 7pm. Tonight though, it was much more busy...

Its a shame, IMO, but you could see the decline a mile away.

In my experience though, age doesn't seem to determine who gets what hours. I've only EVER heard this comment from my manager once, when I (as a 17yo casual) wanted to swap my 8 hour shift with the 5 hour shift of a 16yo parttimer. We have a lot of adult casuals, and although they were hired...

win!

OMG! There's a guy at my store just like this! He's the same age as me, a fulltime perishables assistant, but claims to be perishables 2IC (he's not). He got transferred here from another store where he was a FE sup but when he came to our store everyone was like, no fricken way. So in...

Yep you can. Its just that on the YA Reporting page it asks if you are involved in full time work.

Yeah Coles probably posted it out because you quit.

homemade pizza on english muffins, popcorn, chip sandwich

Re group certificate: My store won't give them with payslips, they make you go upstairs and sign for them yourselves. But there's generally signs up to indicate when they're available. But Milocole, are you still working for Woolies?

I hate those staff members. Because mostly I'm the person that they refer the customer to. :burn:

I always did, and continue to do so at uni. I don't think it matters too much, except where participation marks are at play. You might get another teacher for Year 12, who knows?

:haha: I'm going to try this one day

This doesn't surprise me.

I wouldn't say that I studied (read: crammed) for the exams, but I definitely did my readings and summaries throughout the semester, went to class, and had a fair understanding of the structure of the exams and how to study FOR those. So yeh, I studied throughout the semester. There's no way...

Has anything more come of the supposed National Agreement? That was supposed to be reason for the sorry excuse of a pay rise WA staff got in the last negotiation.

Its much quicker for me to train it to uni than it is for me to drive.