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You'll find out that a McDonald's crew job can help you grow with top notch training as well as our Archways to Opportunity education programs that offer high school completion courses, upfront college tuition assistance and English Language courses.
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Crew member opportunities are available practically anytime: breakfast, lunch, late nights, weekends - whatever. A Crew Team Member at McDonald's is more than just a paycheck - it's a chance to gain life skills and grow as an individual.
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You must be 14 years of age or older to work as a Crew Member at McDonald's. we’re committed to becoming America’s Best First Job. See a day in the life of a Crew Team Member at McDonald's Requirements: We believe in letting you do you.
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You must be 16 years of age or older to work as a Crew Member at McDonald's. See a day in the life of a Crew Team Member at McDonald's. So what does a member of our Crew Team get to do.
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13-$15.00 - Crew Team Member BLUFFTON, SC (13168) Job Description New Wages. Partner with other Crew and Managers to meet daily goals and have fun. Benefits FREE college degree online via Colorado Tech Institute OR $2,500 College Scholarship 401(k) Retirement Plan (with employer match)Paid Time Off (full-time workers)Performance & Wage Reviews twice per yearMedical (BlueCross, BlueShield), Dental, and Vision plans Short-term, long-term, and life insuranceFREE Tele-Med National Health Care visits for you & your family, Plus Prescription Discount ProgramFREE uniformsShoes for Crews: order non-slip shoes at no cost upfront.
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