$10 hr jobs

[TypeRNammer]

Originally Posted by skyxx

Pizza boy.

Land in the right spot, you'll be making almost 20 bucks an hour including wage and tips

[miss_crayon]

Look into office jobs (receptionist/office mail boy etc), they usually pay around ~$10+ (depending on experience and the skills you have).

It might be hard to juggle since you're still in school but usually the workload is quite easy and it's rare you'll have to do much physical labour.

[BrRsn]

Originally Posted by gearshifter

Safeway doesnt give $10 an hour......

you start at 9.75, after a couple months your at 10.

[busdriverman]

car dealerships such as honda and toyota start you off at around 11 an hour

wat about a job with tips? such as valet, server, bellman?

if you work at a hotel as a switchboard operator, you are looking at 12 an hour, then about 15 an hour once you hit front desk.

it really comes down to what you want to do. if you like schmoozing people then become a server. if you want reliable, steady income, then get a job that pays a higher hourly wage.

i currently have 4 jobs

Joey Restaurants (PT) - valet
Sheraton Hotel (PT) - Banquet server
honda (PT) - lot attendant
VANOC (FT) - bus depot workforce crew

from my experience, cash tips are the way to go. you never have to touch your chequeing account for spending cash. with another (or a few other in my case) higher wage paying jobs, this allows for you to never have to withdraw from your bank account while growing it at the same time.

[to0n]

warehouse work for a agency like spherion $11+

[MrCrawford]

Being a junior server at Old Spaghetti factory earns you $14-16 /hour.

Or you can apply to be a student painter.. assuming you are a student. $10-12/hour depending on experience.

[skyxx]

Originally Posted by clintonpoon88

car dealerships such as honda and toyota start you off at around 11 an hour

wat about a job with tips? such as valet, server, bellman?

if you work at a hotel as a switchboard operator, you are looking at 12 an hour, then about 15 an hour once you hit front desk.

it really comes down to what you want to do. if you like schmoozing people then become a server. if you want reliable, steady income, then get a job that pays a higher hourly wage.

i currently have 4 jobs

Joey Restaurants (PT) - valet
Sheraton Hotel (PT) - Banquet server
honda (PT) - lot attendant
VANOC (FT) - bus depot workforce crew

from my experience, cash tips are the way to go. you never have to touch your chequeing account for spending cash. with another (or a few other in my case) higher wage paying jobs, this allows for you to never have to withdraw from your bank account while growing it at the same time.

Pretty true.

[Fuhrër-Z]

You can earn quite a bit driving cab if you get your class 4

[KChen]

bank? starting is $13-$17, ive heard vancity pays the most

[classified]

just bus at a restarant that has hot ass workers and not super busy(bars that are also resturants are the best). thats what im doin while im in school. i make $18 wth tips a hour and do next to no work. and about to become the bartender which is even easier

[rice cooker]

Casino job. Dealer, guest service, cage, security, slot attendant. All will make about $17/hr with tips after 3 month probation. Stress free slackass job
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[Alpine50]

^^^^^ hmmmmm those don't sound to bad thanks.
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[azn_beef]

i work for chinese real estate firm, my suit is worth more than my wages. try 9$ an hour. I work as the janitor/admin assistant/receptionist/PR/CR and semi accountant. haha.

[XtC-604]

Originally Posted by TypeRNammer

Land in the right spot, you'll be making almost 20 bucks an hour including wage and tips

but then he'd need a del sol or else he cant make his deliveries on time

[ethano]

10.25 for a youth worker, is that little?

[keifun]

I'd watch out for car rentals...

I used to work for one, most of them are unionized which is why the pay is a bit more. But overall, a lot of them are cutting back on hours for employees.

[blankdisk]

lifeguard
~20 something/hour
1000 for requirements.

[teaoh]

Originally Posted by blankdisk

lifeguard
~20 something/hour
1000 for requirements.

what you mean by "1000 for requirements?"

[oldsnail]

Originally Posted by CRS

Urban Fare ~ $9/hr starting and raise every 500hours
Costco ~ $11-12/hr starting
Cactus Club ~ $12/hr with tip
Elite Security ~ $12/hr

Pretty standard overall.

Urban fare is Overwaitea(saveonfoods/pricemart/coopers,etc) . my friend has been working as a grocery clerk for Save-on-foods for more than 10 years and is making 25 /hr

[murd0c]

Originally Posted by teaoh

what you mean by "1000 for requirements?"

Just the cost of training and courses.

[blankdisk]

Originally Posted by teaoh

what you mean by "1000 for requirements?"

yeah sorry
requirements as in CPR, NLS, WSI, SFA

[P0NYB0Y]

go to school and you'll earn more. PERIOD.

[cody27]

not sure if i missed it but ya havent really said what your interested in doing, in highschool i was making $13/hr changing oil and tires and my last job i quit before going back to school i was making $16hr spraying bedliners and driving brand new trucks all day which i was happy with considering it wasnt all that difficult

if ya dont mind getting your hands dirty id say drop resumes at some shops, ya dont need much to change oil and tires, i was doing it in gr10/11 and seeing as your out of school ya should be able to pull 8hr days and ya can usually move up from there

[jerche]

i used to work at mercedes and i got started at $14.30/hr for being a lot boy but i was ft...they're probably one of the most generous dealerships around

[TypeRNammer]

Any places hiring for lot attendant?