SpiralFlex
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Around $13.How much does mcdonalds pay for 17 yr olds?
Your pay is @#%$ed. That's not even minimum wage. and I got more then that during training when i was 15...Nope, I get paid $6.60 a hour, btw I'm 16
mhmm my Maccas is EXTREMELY dodgy... planning to quit soon >_<Your pay is @#%$ed. That's not even minimum wage. and I got more then that during training when i was 15...
9 something a hour lolAnyone know current pay for 16yo? Looking at applying at a few places and theyre hiring near me lol.
i got paid so much more than that when i was 169 something a hour lol
11.55 for meAnyone know current pay for 16yo? Looking at applying at a few places and theyre hiring near me lol.
It's usually pretty standard I think. The difference is whether your casual or part-time (casual 1.22 payrate).So basically it depends on the store then
I get paid that same amount too,unless it's owned by a franchisee who want's to change their wages higher(which i doubt) it's pretty standard from 3 different maccas my friends work at.I get $13.89 and i'm 17...I think it depends on the store.
It'd be more than that... My trainee wage when I was 16 (and this was in 2011) was $9.48/hr or something. The full wage was more like $10.50 if I remember right. I don't live in NSW, though, so it might be slightly different.9 something a hour lol
Thanks! I think I'll ask one of the managers today. The only problem is that I can't guarantee that I'll be there for longer than another 4 months as I might be moving interstate for uni. But I guess it doesn't hurt to ask.Put in anytime, I'm sure they always look for more,my store even though they advertise for some urgently(most just cant be bothered because of the bad shift times you have to go for sometimes),basically want more trainers 24/7.You would need at least 4-5 stars on your badge, I don't remember exactly. Might vary store to store on requirements depending how much they need more. But honestly there's always room for more crew trainers,cause you only get paid like 50 cents more and it helps when they have more times to choose to train a newbie.
I guess the point of the position is to accept more responsbility for your resume, and it shows pretty well.
Nah, we have had heaps of trainees aged 18-19 recently. They do give more hours to younger people but if you can work during school times that's a plus. It's not like they won't hire you.Hey i'm 19 years old now. Do you guys think I'm bit too old to start working at Maccas? I mean would they prefer to choose someone younger than me so they can pay less and still get the job done? I have worked at Hungry Jack's before btw (4 months)