[ SECRET POST #4679 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4679 ⌋

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Re: Advice

[(Anonymous)]

Personally, I do not consider working for free to be employment at all, but rather volunteerism, and I do not recommend volunteering - even the "volunteer and they might hire you" thing - at for-profit businesses, unless you super-duper believe in their "mission" (not likely with fast food) or your labor goes towards some kind of pro-bono service (like the fast food place would use you to serve free food to the homeless or something). I've worked fast food and in each case I was trained on the job and paid for all of it. There's no reason the fast food place shouldn't be able to pay you at least minimum wage even if its some kind of "Providing job training to the disabled!" thing.

I don't really know what would be the right way to phrase it to the unemployment agency, but maybe say that you are only interested in working at a place like that if its paid work because otherwise you would still be unemployed? Maybe just say what you said here: you don't want to be unemployed but you don't want to be exploited.