What places in Australia take 14 year olds for jobs?
I
am 13 nearly 14 and want to get a job, i want alot of extra's and i
want to make my own money instead of getting heaps of money off my mum,
it makes me feel bad.
So does anyone know what places in Australia take 14 year olds for jobs?
(Other than fast food shops because i know they take 14 year olds but i
dont want to work at a fast food place)
Other - Australia - 2 Answers
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1 :
To
work legally you have to be 14 and 9 months - so the places you are
talking about are ones that will pay you under the table etc.
The traditional job is newspaper delivery - but most places dont accept
young people anymore unless there is a parent prepared to step in and do
the work if the child doesnt.
2 :
The 14 years and 9
months work is not correct as a user has stated.
Some places may not take you on till 14 yrs 9 months (like Coles, woolys
etc) but you can work.
The general minimum age is 13 years for children starting work, although
children from 11 years of age may perform delivery work including for
items such as newspapers and advertising leaflets.
Parental consent is required for school-aged and young children to
work. Children are not allowed to work when they should be at school.
There are Maximum allowable hours of work for school-aged and young
children - see the website below for more info
http://www.wageline.qld.gov.au/youngworkersrights/starting_work.html
Facts for first time workers read this -
http://www.wo.gov.au/data/portal/00007407/content/35209001207267231829.pdf
it’s about not getting ripped off by your employer
And
http://www.wo.gov.au/data/portal/00007407/content/61050001225843424278.pdf
Now
where to work.....
Many young kids work at - Subway, Mcdonalds, KFC, any fast food joints.
Supermarkets such as Woolworths, Coles, IGA, Bi-lo.
Department stores such as Target, K-Mart. Big W, Office works
Game shops, ebgames, Video/DVD rental stores ...
Hardware such as Bunnings, Mitre 10..
Movie Theaters, Library, Pizza Places, Small Takeaway shops etc
List is endless.
Get a CV together and start applying!
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Help! I am an Indian living in Australia. My taxi has broken down and I can't afford to fix it?
Help! I am an Indian living in Australia. My taxi has broken down and I can't afford to fix it?
I tried to get a job at my local 7/11 but they said there was too many Indians already working there. How will I make money? I don't want to have to go back to my backwards third world toilet known as India. What should I do?
Cricket - 4 Answers
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1 :
welcome to the toilet. Finally toilet germ will have to come to toilet.
2 :
I need someone to clean toilet. mine is always splatter with curry sh1t! My whole family work 7/11. Thankyou , come again!
3 :
You are a person who is from other country, not from India with a "fake name." You are only making foolish of yours not anyone else. So stop wasting your time. If you can not understand this now, you have a serious decease called racism, which has no treatment except a death like foolish.
4 :
Get out of my country and go home!
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Do veterinarians actually make a lot of money?
Do veterinarians actually make a lot of money?
Do veterinarians actually make a lot of money in Western countries ie America, Canada, Australia, UK? I've been told a lot of conflicting information.... Some people say that veterinarians are reallly rich....on the basis that they charge so much But then I've been told, veterinarians don't make anything at all ...because what they charge is practically only the cost of the medicine, and that the amount that they actually get for their labour is almost nothing... SO,, does anyone actually know? Also, which type of vet makes the most money? Which country do they make the most...taking into account the cost of living in that country. Any vets out there? " $200k for equine, livestock, or avian vets or those who specialize in oncology (cancer) or orthopedics (bones)." Is that with 10yrs exp? or 20+? How about ophthamology? ..Also, why do avian vets get so much? ...I'm sort of trying to work out what path I am most probably going to want to take...so I can get the prac exp earlier AND although money isn't the biggest factor...I DO have to take it into account. ----> is it better to open up your own vet clinic or work for someone......lifestyle wise/work hrs
Other - Pets - 4 Answers
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They do quite well around here. SE Oklahoma. That may be because there may not be much with which to compare them.
2 :
I'm no vet, but seeing as that's my chosen career path and I've been doing some looking into the profession, I'll give this a go. A vet's salary TOTALLY depends on countless factors. Traditionally, the vets that make the most money live in urban areas or large cities, work on large animals/equines or exotics and birds, and have been practicing for many years. So on the other hand, the vets that make the least money work in rural areas, practice only or mostly on dogs and cats, and are new to the workforce. I can't speak for other countries, but in the US, vets tend to live a rather comfortable life in the long run, though not a lavish lifestyle. In my state, starting salary is about $80k with the salary rising to $150k or so after 5-10 years. Vet techs generally make less than veterinarians. School costs are incredibly high for this profession, and you can expect to be paying off loans for many years after graduation. So the key here is, if you plan to be a vet, SPECIALIZE SPECIALIZE SPECIALIZE. You will be greatly rewarded in the long run, since in my state salary with experience can run over $200k for equine, livestock, or avian vets or those who specialize in oncology (cancer) or orthopedics (bones). State is Iowa, USA, by the way. @ the adds: "over $200k for equine, livestock, or avian vets or those who specialize in oncology (cancer) or orthopedics (bones)." This is WITH experience (5-10+ years) Opthalmology is another specialization. Generally, most specializations can drastically increase your salary, just like with doctors. I don't have any figures for this sepcialization, sorry. If you start your own business, you must take on the start-up costs. This is very tough to do if you're still trying to pay off loans. My recommendation is to start off working in someone else's established practice, then maybe moving and starting your own once your school loans are fully or mostly paid off. This way, you can expect more income available that's not going to pay loans. This "extra" income can be used to purchase equipment, hire help, rent a building, start advertising, etc. Be very careful to keep a good credit score, so banks will loan you money for these purchases. Avian vets make a LOT of money for one good reason: There aren't very many, and many people have birds. Supply and demand. Because there is a low supply of avian qualified vets and a high number of bird owners, avian vets can charge more. Plus, there is more schooling involved. Fewer people are willing to take on that extra schooling, which helps keep supply low.
3 :
guess that would depend on the vet.. if they do specialized care, etc. Keep in mind, most vets do have costs of operating their building, paying staff, student loans, buying expensive medical equipment (I find that the most expensive vets generally have the most up-to-date equipment),etc. Most vets I know live comfortably, but not rich.
4 :
I live in Australia, and it is quite common for people to finish their studies for Veterinary Science then head to the UK where vets are known to be paid better. Vets are paid a lot for treatments, but the only make a marginal profit out of that. They might make more than the average person in a day, but their days are 2 or three times longer, they work very hard for every cent. I have never met a rich vet, nor have I ever met a poor one. They are relatively well off, but are paid less than dentists to put it into perspective.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Does Egypt make a lot of money from the Suez Canal. Approximately how much?
Does Egypt make a lot of money from the Suez Canal. Approximately how much?
Since its the fastest way to go from Europe to countries around the Indian Ocean Australia India Indonesia etc
Egypt - 2 Answers
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ya 3am enta hat2or 3aleina FIVE! hahaha :P
2 :
"By 1955 approximately two-thirds of Europe's oil passed through the canal. About 7.5% of world sea trade is carried via the canal today. In 2008, a total of 21,415 vessels passed through the canal and the receipts from the canal totaled $5.381 billion.Average cost per-ship is roughly $250,000.00"
Since its the fastest way to go from Europe to countries around the Indian Ocean Australia India Indonesia etc
Egypt - 2 Answers
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ya 3am enta hat2or 3aleina FIVE! hahaha :P
2 :
"By 1955 approximately two-thirds of Europe's oil passed through the canal. About 7.5% of world sea trade is carried via the canal today. In 2008, a total of 21,415 vessels passed through the canal and the receipts from the canal totaled $5.381 billion.Average cost per-ship is roughly $250,000.00"
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Genuine ways to make money online?
Genuine ways to make money online?
I'm looking for ways to supplement my income. So far I've been using two sites... pureprofile and emailcash. They are the only sites I've found online that are easy to use, don't require an initial outlay of money (c'mon, in the real world, how often does your boss ask you to pay HIM?) and pay at a reasonable rate. Has anyone come across similar sites that are not scams (I have no problem giving you a referral if you post a GOOD link, but I won't be signing up for any sites that are obviously scams.) I live in Australia as well, so preferably looking for something either based here or is overseas and doesn't have a problem with payments made internationally etc. I already have a job, don'd mind time inefficient, as long as it's worthwhile in the end (such as emailcash.) I already have a blog, however I'm working on getting more traffic before I put adsense on it. There's no point USING google adsense unless you have a high search engine ranking.
Personal Finance - 11 Answers
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Lots of people start escort services online. A little dangerous, but if I was a female I would do it cause nobody can stand the sensation of MASE!!
2 :
They are all massively time inefficient/$ 99% chance you would be better off working 20hour weeks at maccas.
3 :
I'm in Australia too (NSW) :) I'll post my referral link to a site I make a bit from; but only as you said you don't mind, heh. GPTHQ is based in Sydney and they pay via paypal or via direct deposit for Aussies :) http://gpthq.com/100525
4 :
Another great website to use is CashCrate. They have a list of surveys and they are very easy to complete and you get paid for most surveys you complete. I earned over $350 in 2009 spending probably 1-2 hours a week filling out surveys. Once you reach the minimum payout ($20) you will receive a check in the mail that can be cashed at your bank for free. The checks consistently come around the 15th of every month. I get one every month for about $35. It is free to sign up at CashCrate, and if just stick to it and have a little bit of patience waiting for your offers to confirm, you can earn a nice supplement of cash, even if you are still a teen. If you have any questions, you can email me at hahauhmmno@gmail.com You can sign up here: http://www. cashcrate. com/433911 (delete the spaces) PS-Using that link will make you my referral, and I help my referrals anyway I can. When you succeed, CashCrate pays me an additional 20% of what you earn. (You don't lose 20%, CashCrate pays an additional 20% for me helping you become a successful member.) So yes, you can just go to their website and sign up there, but as my referral I will help you anyway I can. I hope you sign up, and email me if you need any help.
5 :
eBay is a good option. Start selling stuff on it. It is flexible, easy to learn, and you can make good money. You can work on your schedule and do as much as you need or want to. You can fit eBay in around other things in your life.
6 :
The Internet is a great place and full of opportunities if you know how to use it. you can have everything you want in life, if you will just help enough other people to get what they want ! so i would like to share this with you. because i just join and i have earned USD36.00 for less than 2 week. i will stop my full time job once i get my passive income. dont worry , it is not scams as many people already join the program. http://e-income.ws http://my-money-online2u.blogspot.com/
7 :
I'd be careful just asking this question - chances are you'll be bombarded by "spam and scams" - lol. There is one blog that lists legit ways to make money online. It's called Residuals and Royalties and I myself found about 3 ways to make some pretty good cash. You can check it out at: http://www.residualsandroyalties.com Remember - never pay a websites that offers you ways to "make money" gl
8 :
Check thi site to know how to make huge money on internet without any investment!
9 :
Cashcrate! I've actually made $100 just on surveys per month.imagine that's only the surveys. there's also offers and refferals on the site that make 10 times as that! That makes hundreds of dollars per month! Hey, Beats a summer job!! Here's a link and discover it yourself: http://www. cashcrate .com/1833501 Message me with any questions you have!
10 :
Cashcrate is one of THE best sites to make money online, it has bigger payouts on offers and there are also contests and prizes for bonus points you get. http://www.cashcrate.com/1301289
11 :
I have a few articles, reviews here written in regards of your subject matter. Please feel free to read the articles in the articles section first using navigation bar in the site and perhaps you can evaluate for yourself if it is worth your time in spending that extra time to make a side passive income: http://make-passiveincome-online.blogspot.com
Sunday, April 14, 2013
best car to make money out of?
best car to make money out of?
i was just wondering if anyone knew a car that you could buy for really cheap (like AU$500) then fix it up and sell it for more than the cost the parts needed. i live in australia so i need to know a car which is popular down here. ty in advance :)
Buying & Selling - 4 Answers
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Mercedes
2 :
It's probably a bad idea. Since you're asking the question you're probably an amateur and amateurs frequently underestimate how much it will take to fix a car up.
3 :
You can do that with ANY car as long as you are the one providing the labor. If you have to pay someone else to repair the car you'll never make a profit.
4 :
I would suggest you do this if your experienced in the field of auto repair, if not you might as well not since it can be expensive and probably not worth it on a $500 car.
i was just wondering if anyone knew a car that you could buy for really cheap (like AU$500) then fix it up and sell it for more than the cost the parts needed. i live in australia so i need to know a car which is popular down here. ty in advance :)
Buying & Selling - 4 Answers
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1 :
Mercedes
2 :
It's probably a bad idea. Since you're asking the question you're probably an amateur and amateurs frequently underestimate how much it will take to fix a car up.
3 :
You can do that with ANY car as long as you are the one providing the labor. If you have to pay someone else to repair the car you'll never make a profit.
4 :
I would suggest you do this if your experienced in the field of auto repair, if not you might as well not since it can be expensive and probably not worth it on a $500 car.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
send money to make money, illegal? URGENT?
send money to make money, illegal? URGENT?
I replied to ad on Gumtree (free ad posting site in Australia), basically they were looking for Couriers for part time job (about 1-2 hrs a day) and so i accepted. After giving away my personal details as well as my bank details to them, I was given my very first job today As a courier I received about $5k USD into my bank account, and asked me to withdraw that amount of money and send each $2500 USD to two people from Russia via Western Union. They said in the email "I sold out 4 laptops at the auction and I need your help to pay off to my customer from Russia" and then they go If WU operator ask me about the reason of my transfer say "for personal purposes only and not any kind of business or illegal activity" I cleared about $200 USD (which is more than average day worth of job) for my part of the job. That amount of money for such a simple job (sending money to 2 clients overseas) something tells me they upto no good.. His number is on private when calls me my question is if somthing does go wrong will I be sent to jail even thou I saved all our interactions on email as evidence?
Law & Ethics - 5 Answers
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your kinda dumb arent you?
2 :
First of all you sound like you fell for a scam, and really don't understand how the internet works. Bottom line is it sounds like you are involved in a money laundering business, and yes that is illegal. My recommendation is to stop doing what you are doing and go ahead and give the local law enforecement a call....maybe they can help you out! NO one would ask you to transfer that much money, even as a new client in a real/legal business.
3 :
Basically what just happened is you've had your identity stolen. 99.99...% of the time, you're dealing with a very real looking, fake check. Before you try doing something like this, did you think to make sure the place of origin existed? Time to go and have things changed... Was there a sequential address? (1234 Example Street, ______vill IL)
4 :
It's a scam and you are the fall guy. The check that was deposited to your account is likely forged. And when that is discovered, you will be on the hook for the forgery and the money. If you have not yet sent the money out, don't. Tell your "employer" you are waiting for the bank to verify the check or deposit. That should make him unhappy. The plan of the "employer" is to get you to send his cohorts money before it's discovered that the deposit is fake. Go to your bank and tell them what happened. Now. Do not wait. Ask them to close that account immediately. Expect them to call in the police. That's what you want to happen, even if it will be initially not pleasant. Any of your own money in your account may end up gone. If you do not go to the authorities immediately yourself, you will probably be looking at criminal charges and possibly jail or prison. Yes, it's that serious. You are expected to know that something like this is a cover for some sort of illegal activities. None of the emails you saved will be of much use to you, since such things are easily counterfeited also. You do not have a real name or number of any person. So you will be the one on the hook. You've given out your personal information and bank information to crooks. Expect this to be a big problem for you. If something seems too good to be true, it is.
5 :
As the others have said, this is illegal. However, what they are doing is rather different, I would suggest, to what the previous answers have said. There are two possible cons going on here:- 1 - They have sold some items on ebay or similar have taken the money and will not send the buyer any goods. The buyer has paid his money into YOUR bank account. Guess who he will be coming after to recover his money. 2 - Much more worrying from your point of view. These people have got hold of someone's internet banking details and have stolen this money from them and transferred it into your account. You then very kindly send it off to some unidentifiable person in another country. In this case, as soon as the person realises that he has had his money stolen the police will be alerted and it will be a simple case of tracking the payment to YOUR account and then very shortly after that the police will be knocking on YOUR door asking YOU lots of questions.
I replied to ad on Gumtree (free ad posting site in Australia), basically they were looking for Couriers for part time job (about 1-2 hrs a day) and so i accepted. After giving away my personal details as well as my bank details to them, I was given my very first job today As a courier I received about $5k USD into my bank account, and asked me to withdraw that amount of money and send each $2500 USD to two people from Russia via Western Union. They said in the email "I sold out 4 laptops at the auction and I need your help to pay off to my customer from Russia" and then they go If WU operator ask me about the reason of my transfer say "for personal purposes only and not any kind of business or illegal activity" I cleared about $200 USD (which is more than average day worth of job) for my part of the job. That amount of money for such a simple job (sending money to 2 clients overseas) something tells me they upto no good.. His number is on private when calls me my question is if somthing does go wrong will I be sent to jail even thou I saved all our interactions on email as evidence?
Law & Ethics - 5 Answers
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1 :
your kinda dumb arent you?
2 :
First of all you sound like you fell for a scam, and really don't understand how the internet works. Bottom line is it sounds like you are involved in a money laundering business, and yes that is illegal. My recommendation is to stop doing what you are doing and go ahead and give the local law enforecement a call....maybe they can help you out! NO one would ask you to transfer that much money, even as a new client in a real/legal business.
3 :
Basically what just happened is you've had your identity stolen. 99.99...% of the time, you're dealing with a very real looking, fake check. Before you try doing something like this, did you think to make sure the place of origin existed? Time to go and have things changed... Was there a sequential address? (1234 Example Street, ______vill IL)
4 :
It's a scam and you are the fall guy. The check that was deposited to your account is likely forged. And when that is discovered, you will be on the hook for the forgery and the money. If you have not yet sent the money out, don't. Tell your "employer" you are waiting for the bank to verify the check or deposit. That should make him unhappy. The plan of the "employer" is to get you to send his cohorts money before it's discovered that the deposit is fake. Go to your bank and tell them what happened. Now. Do not wait. Ask them to close that account immediately. Expect them to call in the police. That's what you want to happen, even if it will be initially not pleasant. Any of your own money in your account may end up gone. If you do not go to the authorities immediately yourself, you will probably be looking at criminal charges and possibly jail or prison. Yes, it's that serious. You are expected to know that something like this is a cover for some sort of illegal activities. None of the emails you saved will be of much use to you, since such things are easily counterfeited also. You do not have a real name or number of any person. So you will be the one on the hook. You've given out your personal information and bank information to crooks. Expect this to be a big problem for you. If something seems too good to be true, it is.
5 :
As the others have said, this is illegal. However, what they are doing is rather different, I would suggest, to what the previous answers have said. There are two possible cons going on here:- 1 - They have sold some items on ebay or similar have taken the money and will not send the buyer any goods. The buyer has paid his money into YOUR bank account. Guess who he will be coming after to recover his money. 2 - Much more worrying from your point of view. These people have got hold of someone's internet banking details and have stolen this money from them and transferred it into your account. You then very kindly send it off to some unidentifiable person in another country. In this case, as soon as the person realises that he has had his money stolen the police will be alerted and it will be a simple case of tracking the payment to YOUR account and then very shortly after that the police will be knocking on YOUR door asking YOU lots of questions.
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