Walgreens

The Walgreen's where I live sell medicine, some groceries, toys, greeting cards, things like that.

cost of merchandise sold.

85000-130000 plus bonus

Ted's Hot Dog's hires 14 year olds but many people I know have worked there and they said that the experience isterrible and that it's not worth it. I have also heard that Mike's Subs hires kids at 14.

No. Only a spouse or dependent children.

$9.50 before you take some pharmacy test (which you have one year to take after getting the job), then you will make $10.50

About $8.00 an hour.

I make 9.75/hr certified for Walgreens.

no

Provides service for others...

No, A Front Service Clerk is another name for a Bagger.

Resource: I am one.

I think Walgreens because it is more well-known to the American Public.

Depending on whether or not the company is unionized, the bureaucracy can branch into two ways-- the union representative can be above the store manager. In most un-unionized stores, the district manager would be above the store manager. After that, it should be the CEO.

Yes, you must get certified first. You first have to apply to get a trainee license which you will find on the State board of Pharmacy website. Your next step is to get finger printed and then you are ready to go. You are allowed to perform any duties as a pharmacy tech would under the supervision of a Pharmacist.

Yes. It's located in the First Aid section. If you can't find it ask the pharmacy.

mary smith

STARTING salary per hour is $10.75...yes, that's for a certified technician, no matter how many years experience you have and there is no negotiating it. so basically your answer is....THEY PAY JACK SH*T

tympanic, or reading from the ear, is not the best way to check a temperature especially in young children and babies. The best way is rectal or under the arm. But to answer your question, in a child, you want to pull the ear lobe gently down and out. In and adult you want to pull the top of the ear up and back. This opens the ear canal and allows for the thermometer to get an accurate reading.

Neither one of these have lawaway, at least not in Alabama. K-Mart still has layaway and has just recently aired a commerical about it knowing that their competitor Wal-Mart stopped.

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The above answer is partially correct. Walmart does always offer laywaway on Jewelry items if you specifically ask the jewelry associate to do so. Also in select stores you can put specially ordered guns (guns that the store does not carry instock, but specially orders in-----normally requires 50% minimum down) on layaway.

This year also (2011) customers in the middle part of Oct. and associates the 1st part of Oct will be able to add items to layaway (not blitz items-------day after thanksgiving sale items), until dec. (before christmas). Some stores are planning not to have any new items added to layaway on the day of Blitz to avoid confusion to customers.

Let me know if you have any further questions.

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I do not think all Walgreens are going to be a like but I did see that the only two pedometer brands on Walgreen's.com are TIMEX and LIFESOURCE, when searching for

OMRON, only blood pressure monitoring devices and stethoscope came up in the search so it is likey that some Walgreen's would carry this, you could try having your local store order it, talk to the manager in charge they would know if this could be done or not.

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About $8.00 an hour.

As a beauty advisor, you'll build relationships with customers to create a loyal client base that depends on you for the latest trends and products. It's a chance to work with innovative new cosmetics, including exclusive lines created only for Walgreens. You'll participate in monthly meetings to review the newest items coming to the store, as well as hone your selling and customer-building techniques. And you'll be encouraged to share ideas that help shape the look of the department and your customer interactions. It's all of the tools and training you need to be successful.

Carrers page here: http://careers.walgreens.com/career-areas/in-store.aspx

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I am a Jamaican visiting here for the holidays and have a business proposition for you. I know that this business could do very well in Jamaica.