The environment is chill and the management is pretty decent. The pay is obviously not ideal, but it's a good start if you want to get into the food industry, and the training provided is adequate. Overall, it teaches you a good deal about customer service and working in busy environments.
Education: High school diploma or equivalent. Experience: A minimum of 1 year experience in a restaurant environment. Communication and organizational skills. Physical: Must be able to work any area of the restaurant when needed and to operate a computerized Point of Sale system/cash register (cashier).
The interview process consists of one-to-one hiring sessions with store managers. Meetings take place in the restaurant dining area, usually with an informal tone. During the job interview, applicants talk to hiring personnel for up to an hour. The company requires two interviews for most entry-level prospects.
Subway is a good entry level job. It's very easy if you like handling food. Depending on the location managers were very helpful and nice to associates. Be aware customers will get annoying at times like any customer servicw.
begin to put together different types of sandwiches for customers, although you will watch someone make the first few sandwiches in order for you to better understand the Sub-Way of how to make a sandwich. The whole training process will consist of a total of 5 days.
I literally have had so many interviews at many different subways and have worn Jean's and tank top or tee shirt. And I've gotten hired on the spot every single time. Normal interview attire should be worn to the interview, although, casual but nice and neat attire may be acceptable.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which tracks participation in the U.S. workforce, counts part-time work as fewer than 35 hours worked per week.
9. I have heard that there is a Basic Skills test, what is that? Your local Development office will direct you to take a two part test, focusing on English and Math, which takes approximately one hour to complete. All newcomers to the SUBWAY® system are required to complete the test.
All employees are paid for all work done, whether it is training or regular work. Subways do not necessarily have a "training period". When someone is hired for a position with Subway, they are hired to learn as quickly as possible from day one.
NO SWEATS, NO CORDUROYS, NO CAPRIS, NO BAGGY OR STIRRIP PANTS ALLOWED. Black Denim Jeans may be worn with your Subway uniform. They must be (Black, full length (to the ankle) pants.
Jeans should be dressy and not ripped, torn, or disheveled. Examples of appropriate business professional clothing: Pressed slacks, skirts, or dresses. Pressed button-down shirts or blouses.
Minimum earnings: Only individuals who earn at least £123 per week from their employer can receive statutory sick pay. This can be from full time or part time employment.
Key Takeaways: There are no federal guidelines defining part-time or full-time employees. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) defines a part-time employee as one who works between 1-34 hours per week, and a full-time employee as one who works 35+ hours per week.
If you work part time, you're still entitled to 5.6 weeks' paid holiday, just in proportion to the hours you work. This is because part-time workers cannot be treated less favourably than full-time workers. You can work this out by the number of days you work a week x 5.6.
Yes, but it is preferred not to, as you can get hurt. End of fingertips. Long nails are discouraged due to the fact that they can puncture the gloves we wear to improve sanitation. Natural long nails are fine only if are well kept and aren't dirty , however no nail polish of acrylic.
Hair up if past shoulders, hat, name tag, t-shirt, apron, black pants, black nonslip tennis shoes. Tan or black pants, no leggings!
nice working environment which included answering phones, taking orders, preparing food, making meals, money handling, giving recommendations and applying sales and cleaning/doing dishes.
4 hours per working day, that is, Monday to Friday. Any thing under 40 hours a week is considered part-time. Anything less than 5 days and at least 40 hours. Most full time employees are required to work well over 50 hours per week.
Part-time workers enjoy increased free time in which to pursue extracurricular activities. Not only can part-timers save on gas and car maintenance costs, but they may also be able to shave dollars from their monthly auto insurance premiums.
For instance, under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), full-time means working, on average, at least 30 hours per week.
The treatment of COVID absence has varied across employers. However, if an employee with COVID-19 is too sick to work whether at home or otherwise, then unless otherwise agreed at a local level the employee would normally be entitled to be paid in accordance with the employee's normal occupational sick pay entitlement.
You're on a zero-hours contract
You can still get SSP - you should ask your employer for it. If they say no, ask them to explain why. They might say you don't have any 'qualifying days' - these are your shifts that are on the same day from week to week.
Long-term illness
You can complete form SSP1 before the end of SSP if you know an employee will be off sick for more than 28 weeks. This means they can apply for ESA before their SSP comes to an end.
It usually takes about two to three weeks to get paid upon being hired. They hold the first week check, paid very week.
That depends on the individual store. Each store is independently owned but most likely you will get a free 6 inch for working and free fountain drinks. You get to have free drinks, and a 6inch sub with chips for your meal on your shift. I believe this is up to the owner of the store.