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What is the pay like for an 18 year old?
Do you need to have experience?
Can you apply in person as well as online?
Do you need to have experience?
Can you apply in person as well as online?
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there is already a newsagents thread i'll post the link
I work at newspower man the rates always differ depending on the suburb plus whether the boss is stingy or not lol
EDIT here is the newsagents thread
I work at newspower man the rates always differ depending on the suburb plus whether the boss is stingy or not lol
EDIT here is the newsagents thread
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i worked for supanews for two years in western sydney
this may just be the ones that i worked at, although i understand it is a common theme throughout the franchises,
as a general rule, they tend to hire only those under 18, the younger the better.
we once had a thirteen year old working there.
the pay for the 18 year old at a newsagency falls under the shop assistant award. its edging towards the fourteen dollar mark for weekdays.
good luck
this may just be the ones that i worked at, although i understand it is a common theme throughout the franchises,
as a general rule, they tend to hire only those under 18, the younger the better.
we once had a thirteen year old working there.
the pay for the 18 year old at a newsagency falls under the shop assistant award. its edging towards the fourteen dollar mark for weekdays.
good luck
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which in comparison is the same for someone working at woolies/coles etc, if they are casuals.the pay for the 18 year old at a newsagency falls under the shop assistant award. its edging towards the fourteen dollar mark for weekdays.
good luck