Tuesday, November 23, 2010

About where can a 15 year old work in Philadelphia, PA 19116

Where can a 15 year old work in Philadelphia, PA 19116?

Philadelphia - 3 Answers
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Rub N Tug
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Scroll up to the top of this page. See that green bar up there? The one labeled "Search for questions:"??? Try searching for "teen jobs". This question has been asked almost as much as "am I pregnant".
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Try here Old London Pizza (215) 969-5000 14258 Bustleton Ave Philadelphia, PA 19116

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

About where can a 14 year old going on 15 in may work in Northeast Philadelphia

Where can a 14 year old going on 15 in may work in Northeast Philadelphia?

Philadelphia - 3 Answers
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I know that Rita's hires at 14 and so does McDonalds... but other than that, just go around to places that have signs that say they're hiring, and ask what age they hire at.
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Find a mom and pop store that is looking for help. You would be better off if you can find an under the table/cash paying job anyway. A local deli, restaurant or shop is your best bet.
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At 14 you'll have a tough time working anywhere besides McDonald's, Rita's, or Toys R Us. Once you turn 15 you'll have lot more opportunities for more fun jobs. Of course, I say fun because you won't be rewarded with money.

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Saturday, October 23, 2010

About live in Philadelphia, work in NY

Live in Philadelphia, work in NY?
How hard can this be? How much time/money is spent to get there from Philadelphia? Is it worth it? I really want this job, its what I want to do and its a 10% raise..thats great too ;)
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You can take a MegaBus everyday (usually 2 to 2.5 hour long ride). It leaves from Penn Station on 34th St. The fare is cheap, only a couple of dollars. I'm assuming by NY, you mean the city and not upstate

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Thursday, October 7, 2010

About do u think I can study fashion at Philadelphia, and later work at New York

Do u think I can study fashion at Philadelphia, and later work at New York?
I live at Philadelphia, and my mom wouldnt like me to move out of here and move to New York for college all by myself. Can I learn fashion marketing/merchandising at Philadelphia first, and then move to work in New York? Will I never be able to get a decent job position at New York, just becos I graduated at Philadelphia?
New York City - 1 Answers
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It has nothing to do where you graduated, its about your skills... you can graduate from anything you want and still get a job anywhere you want. all you need to have is good skills and show good performance in your work. Yes, you can learn it at your hometown and let on you can move to NY =D

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Thursday, September 23, 2010

About discrimination at work place (philadelphia, pa)

Discrimination at work place (philadelphia, pa)?
a friend works in the Philadelphia pa area. She feels like she is some times discriminated at work. She wants to files charges at some type of state labor board. What would she need to do to go about that. She doesn't want to go to a lawyer because she doesn't have the money. How does she get a hold of the labor board? or some other type of labor type board? Thanks for any help..sorry for any misspelled words I'm at the library and am out of time at the computer i'm on.
Philadelphia - 1 Answers
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If you feel that you have been the victim of discrimination and want to begin the complaint process, you need to file your complaint with one of the Commission's three regional offices. The county is determined by the location of the alleged act of harm -- NOT the county in which you live. For example, you live in Berks County, but you work in Montgomery County. Your complaint would be filed with the Philadelphia Regional Office. http://sites.state.pa.us/PA_Exec/PHRC/offices/regional_map.html

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