#nowhiring

Hi @Princess McWhorter , #TJMaxx pay-rates vary by job role and responsibilities. Here are some average pay-rates you can expect:

• Sales Associate, $11 p/hr
• Key Holder, $14 p/hr
• Merchandise Coordinator, $13 p/hr
• Cashier, $10 p/hr
• Loss Prevention Associate, $14 p/hr

Is there a specific job opportunity that interest you?

Do you have any previous work experience in the Retail industry?

Search and apply for local job listing at https://www.tjx.com/careers

Application Tips Designed to Help You Get Hired!

• Jobcase app: profile tips to get hired
• Does Your Resume Have What It Takes?

That depends on your station in life. It is excellent for part-time work or those who want to move into management.

Hi @Princess McWhorter , please refer to your previous post for more #TJMaxx career information and pay-rates. Thanks!

It depends on if you going in a management position the pay is good, if you go in as a regular worker and are not Union it's bad. Than again it's where you work to that goes into your salary. That's my experience with aramark and I worked for them for 15 years. Other people's experience with them may be different.

As stated depends on where you work and what department you're in.

Hi @Eliel Carvalho , #Disney employment opportunities available at the two amusement park locations remain bountiful, with more than 60,000 employees working at Walt Disney World alone in over 3,500 job classifications.

Amusement Park employees function in multiple positions designed to ensure guest satisfaction, enjoyment, and entertainment. Most entry-level positions remain ideal for either seasonal work or long-term employment. The entertainment company offers positions to dedicated college students looking for jobs during school breaks and more career-minded individuals looking to work for the company long term.

• How did you hear about Disney hiring opportunities?
• What job(s) are you interested in getting hired for?

Start you next job journey at #Disney today! Apply online at https://jobs.disneycareers.com

Application Tips:

• Jobcase app: profile tips to get hired
• Does Your Resume Have What It Takes?

I worked at Walt Disney Feature Animation in Burbank. I designed video systems. Because of all the backstabbing, I consider it to be the worst place I have ever worked. I transferred to Walt Disney Imagineering designing rides and it was much better but there were still a lot of primadonnas. They pay the going rate, perks were pretty good but they also think that you should be so grateful to work at Disney that they can treat you any way they want. It is not the happiest place on earth for employees but I would go back if offered a position (because I am an idiot).

Hi @Charles Owens , your journey to get recruited into Kellogg's must begin with the submission of an online job application. Some people recommends submitting an application through one of the organization's head office, but Kellogg's absolutely prefers and accepts online application only.

• Are you specifically seeking out Electrician job opportunities or are you interested in other work areas?

Start your application and hiring process today at What's it like to work at Kellogg's

Application Tips to Help Get you Hired!

• Jobcase app: profile tips to get hired
• Does Your Resume Have What It Takes?

They were understanding of public transportation schedules. They also exhibited ZERO age bias which is, unfortunately, a rare trait in companies.

It’s not hard at all. I’ve worked at Walmart on 2 differerent occasions for a total of about 4 and half years. 1st time was in 2016 and the 2nd time was during the pandemic in August of 2020. All you have to do really is just pass the assessment when you apply.