Wheres a good place to work?

reasonable pay, and extra pay for overtime and bank holidays etc?

EDIT: This is in terms of a Part-time weekend job

Well go to uni first learn somthing get a job.

Go for computing how easy can it get.

This might sound rubbish but for now, untill you have gone to university, i would get a paer round. Well not that exactly but something small like that.

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Originally posted by Flaming Rob
This might sound rubbish but for now, untill you have gone to university, i would get a paer round. Well not that exactly but something small like that.

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Thats not that well payed though, i dont think. :/

imho you should find something you enjoy doing, and see if you can get paid todo it. No point wasting your time doing something you don't like.
Low pay fun job > Good pay dull job any day

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Originally posted by Plik
imho you should find something you enjoy doing, and see if you can get paid todo it. No point wasting your time doing something you don't like.
Low pay fun job > Good pay dull job any day

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Asda pay equal (IE, 16 yr olds get £5.05), might be good to go work there, in the entertainment section.

mcdonalds>tim hortons>*

i dont wanna deal with food, lol...

i no someone who worked in asda, he advised against it... although he wasn't on entertainment, i think that would be quite fun!

Well your 16, so your lucky enough to have a wide range of job opportunities because you have your National Insurance Number, unlike myself who is 15

If I was you, I would look online.
Take a look here.

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Originally posted by Chris4
Well your 16, so your lucky enough to have a wide range of job opportunities because you have your National Insurance Number, unlike myself who is 15

If I was you, I would look online.
Take a look here.

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crane operating is a good job doesn't require a high level of intelligent s just do a few courses  then again something in IT would be orite


EDIT: crane operating has great pay

Do you work in mcdonnalds philip? really?

Argos pay well, and have short flexible shifts, you should try there

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Originally posted by nod32
Well go to uni first learn somthing get a job.

Go for computing how easy can it get.

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I've worked in Mc Donald's  for 3months and Burger King for 21months.

Fast food places are great. You meet some good friends. Only reason i left was because most of the people became foreigners. Not that  have anything against them. there just from different culture that in return made the working environment alot harder and less fun.

So if you can get in to fast food place were people are of the same culture and speak same language it will be fun. but i did make some good foreign friends there to so dnt get me wrong .



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i have basic school eduction.

high school just thats all. left when 16 with 2 GCSE's lmao.

I've got great job in computers. never went to college/uni.

Took few training course's learnt my stuff got a job.
It sure as hell weren't easy but i got there. the money im on at 20 is awesome. considering theres ppl taken 4yr courses in uni. n wont have ne work experience/hands on expereince.

Main reason i got my job(only had it months) was because i had 3-4yrs experience.

me an another guy were shortlisted i got the job because i had more experience in working environment. i was able to talk about my experience n how u fix certain things. were as the other guy didnt really have any knowledge of how to deal with certain situations an problems that arise in day to day working environments.
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I work at a bowling centre fun and pretty good pay and cheap games (bonus) for me anyway im gonna work at local superstore once my name comes up top of the list and i know from living in England for most of my life thats theres Megabowl

hmm argos sounds gd, my teacher used to work there, lol...

bowling alley wonder what the hours are like

thanks

Argos is great i worked there for 3months also, in the stock room just finding items n sending em down stairs so ppl can pick em up

pretty simple job plus no customers.

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Originally posted by joemailey
Argos is great i worked there for 3months also, in the stock room just finding items n sending em down stairs so ppl can pick em up

pretty simple job plus no customers.

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Very unlikely, minimum wage for 16-18 is £3.20 or something.

    *   £5.35 per hour for workers aged 22 years and older
    * A development rate of £4.45 per hour for workers aged 18-21 inclusive
    * £3.30 per hour for all workers under the age of 18, who are no longer of compulsory school age.(which would be 16+)

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Originally posted by joemailey
*   £5.35 per hour for workers aged 22 years and older
    * A development rate of £4.45 per hour for workers aged 18-21 inclusive
    * £3.30 per hour for all workers under the age of 18, who are no longer of compulsory school age.(which would be 16+)

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Thats minimum wage doesn't means everywhere pays that wage.

when i worked in burger king or Mc Donalds it was something like £3.60ph lol

althou argos did pay more than both of those @ £4 something