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    The Woolworths Thread

    Yes, I thought as much... although last time I got my job at Woolworths just by walking up to the service desk and asking for it :)
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    The Woolworths Thread

    Hey Woolworths, I worked as a SCO attendant and checkout operator for two years and am now looking to get back into the game, after having quit last year (on good terms). I moved interstate and there's nothing going on the Woolworths website, but as we all know, that doesn't mean there aren't...
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    The Woolworths Thread

    This might sound stupid but what's a 'service cashier'? Is that the formal name for 'check out chick'?
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    The Woolworths Thread

    In our local Woolies there's the new logo. Something about Australia's major player in fresh food. Anyhow, they're still the fresh food people.
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    The Woolworths Thread

    where's the pamphlet?
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    The Woolworths Thread

    Honestly, don't go there :) You really do not want to go there. :D :D :D
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    The Woolworths Thread

    no, not 12 :) higher. 14 9 months is what all the supermarkets have been telling me and I'm not quite there yet.
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    The Woolworths Thread

    LOL I'm not wanting to be hired for the money (I'm not 13 either). You don't know my circumstances right now :D so boring! edit: what social life? :)
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    The Woolworths Thread

    Where's that on the site? I looked and all it said was that they 'comply with state legislated minimum ages' or something like that.
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    The Woolworths Thread

    WA. The Children and Community Services Act 2004 is (since about two years ago) my saviour. http://www.community.wa.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/9D5375C3-F582-4253-A126-58B670487808/0/DCDPOLEmploymentofChildrenLaws2007.pdf
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    The Woolworths Thread

    At what age are Woolworths willing to hire you as a 'checkout chick'? The legal age in my state is 13 (Children and Community Services Act 2004 was a lifesaver a couple of years back). I asked IGA today (Woolies weren't open at that time) and they said 14 9 months because it's 'the law'.
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