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Job Listings and Resources
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Soon to be a Shorewood graduate?
Look for the Jobs & Opportunities for New Grads page for employment & volunteer opportunities for those who are 18+ and/ or seeking full time employment.
Getting ready for a job interview?
Download these excellent Job Interview Tips by local attorney and community member Dave Johansen. The guide will walk you through pre-interview preparation and offers important advice for the face-to-face conversation.
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Local Job Openings for Teens
These are posted as a courtesy to the community. We have not screened employers.
Check out the latest Hot Jobs (pdf) for March 23 -27 2020, produced by WorkSource Seattle.
Note for 3.23.20: This is a time of uncertainty and change for employers and workers. The employers highlighted in red in this week's Hot Jobs have been verified as having current openings.
Hot Jobs is a 30+ page list of current job openings for young people age 16-23 in the Seattle area.
Search for 'Shoreline' or 'Edmonds' in the PDF to identify local openings. If there aren't many, then look for companies that also have Shoreline locations. If a company is hiring teens at its Bellevue or Tukwila location, that would mean that they are set up to hire teens and may have openings close by.
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Skyhawks Coaches Needed
Skyhawks plans to modify and go ahead with kids' sports camps as possible. Inquire if you are interested.
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Mathnasium Instructor--after school and on Saturdays
If you do well in math and are a good teacher, apply to tutor after school and/ or on Saturdays!
Are you an employer?
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If you are a local employer hiring teens, please send the following information to Shorewood College & Career Coordinator Marianne Stephens:
- job title
- location & type of employer
- tasks & hours
- pay & any benefits
- procedure for applying
- contact information
- flyer for posting
- logo or photo for use on webpage
Thank you. We will add the job announcement to this webpage and will publicize it in emails and/ or announcements.
Job-Related Documents
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Steps to Jobs & Careers Presentation January 2019
Includes basics on hours teens can work, employment requirements, and minimum wage. Presentation given to Shorewood English 10 Classes January 2019.
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Parent School Authorization
Required for employers to hire teen employees. School officials will sign if students have an acceptable level of scholastic achievement, have good attendance, and are making satisfactory progress toward graduation.
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Teen Workers in Washington State
Washington State Department of Labor & Industries official page on rules & regulations for teen workers.
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Hours of Work
Regulations differ for 14-15 year olds and 16-17 year olds. Know the hours/day and times of day teens can work.
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Prohibited Duties for Teens
Lists of tasks and jobs that teens are not supposed to do because of safety reasons.
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Washington State Minimum Wage
$12/ hour, starting January 1, 2019, with some exceptions for younger teen workers.
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Seattle Minimum Wage
Seattle has slightly different regulations than Washington State. See the details here. It is $16 in most, but not all, cases.