We value you, your growth and your contributions. That’s why we’ve provided the things that matter, plus some great benefits.

it sets you up for life

At McDonald’s, you’ll learn valuable skills which will serve you will in all areas of life, like time management, customer service, and how to work as part of a team. You’ll also be trained in professional skills like handling money, quality control, and equipment maintenance. Learn more about the training we offer.

 

you’ll make new friends

McDonald’s is a fun environment with a friendly team. It’s a great way to meet new people or to work with your existing friends. Plus, there’s always a social event every year.

 

the hours are flexible

Many of our restaurants offer work hours that can fit around your commitments, like school, sport or family. To help young employees balance work and studying, our flexible rostering system can accommodate exam periods and other important activities. Plus, if you’re a student under 17, you won’t be asked to work after 11pm on a school night.

there’s great discounts

You’ll receive the exclusive myBENEFITS Card, offering fantastic discounts on McDonald’s food – including a 50% discount on a meal during, before or after each shift you work, and other discounts at McDonald’s restaurants Australia-wide, even when you’re not at work. As a McDonald’s employee, you’ll also receive access to an incredible online benefits site which has offers from over 300 retailers as well as ‘cash back’ incentives for purchases made through the site.

 

it’s a safe environment

We’re committed to providing a work environment where everyone can expect to be treated equally, with dignity and respect. We promise to provide fair pay and safe working conditions for all, and we have strict Equal Employment Opportunity and Workplace Safety policies in place.

 

scholarships & grants

Juggling work, study and your personal life can be hard. So to make it all worthwhile, we award a number of Sports Grants* and Crew Scholarships* to support your studies and sporting dreams.

To be awarded the McDonald’s Crew Scholarship fund, you don’t have to be the top of your class or a star athlete. Instead, it allows us to give something back to you for showing dedication and working hard at McDonald’s, while remaining in school.

_{* Conditions apply. Value and qualifying criteria may vary between states. Crew Scholarships and Sports Grants are only available to McDonald’s employees.}

manager benefits

Making a career at McDonald’s means you’ll be entitled to a wide range of benefits and rewards. Some rewards are available from day one, others are provided to reward your increasing skills, responsibility and performance.

• Extensive Management Development Program which can lead to qualifications up to an Advanced Diploma in Business Management.
• Potential attendance at Assistant Manager and Restaurant Manager Conventions.
• Restaurant Managers may also be entitled a Company Car and private health care for you and your family.
• Flexible rostering system through our shift arrangements. Most of our restaurants trade 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Therefore, the majority of our mangers are “fully flexible” meaning they are available to work any time or day of the week. Rosters are posted in advance, and will change from week to week allowing them to accommodate a wide range of non-work related activities.

Charlie Bell Scholarship for Future Leaders

In recognition and remembrance of the contribution made by the former McDonald’s Australia and McDonald’s Corporation CEO, Charlie Bell, a scholarship for future leaders has been created in his name.
The Charlie Bell Scholarship for Future Leaders was established to help talented individuals balance the demands of work, study and their personal commitments. The scholarship rewards both successful McDonald’s employees and external candidates with a contribution of up to $15,000 towards tuition fees for their chosen undergraduate or post graduate study.

 

McDonald’s supports the Australian Defence Force Reserves

McDonald’s is in a great position to provide the flexibility needed to enable McDonald’s employees to serve in the reserves both during their training and during active deployment.

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We like to provide the opportunity to earn your money the way you want. Whether you’re a people person, more of a behind-the-scenes type or interested in leading the team, we have a position that works best for you.

crew member

front counter

On front counter, you’ll be working as the face of McDonald’s. It’s here where you’ll meet and interact with hundreds of people every day. You’ll get to serve all of our customers with “good food, fast”, and make sure that they always walk away satisfied.

the back area

The back area is where all the action happens. You’ll be part of the team preparing our full menu range of products, making sure that every item meets our high quality standards.

drive thru

Working on Drive Thru is a lot like front counter (but with a cool head set), plus you’ll get to keep people on the go moving. It’s a fast paced job that needs someone with a high level of energy and great people skills.

McCafe

Working in McCafe, you’ll be responsible for preparing and serving our full range of hot and cold drinks (plus an assortment of sweet and savoury snacks, including our new Bakery range.) crew trainer

Crew Trainers are responsible for training new Crew and checking that all procedures and standards are followed.. Crew Trainers consistently demonstrate a commitment to McDonald’s and an ability to coach others.

 

management

In addition to our crew positions, we also have a wide range of management opportunities. From Shift Manager to Assistant Manager, and even Restaurant Manager, we’ll give you the chance to learn new skills and build your career. Learn more about our different management roles on our management training page.

Restaurant Manager

Macca’s Restaurant Managers are responsible for managing businesses that generate millions of dollars of sales per annum, employ over 100 people and order tens of thousands of dollars of inventory to keep our customers satisfied every week. Sometimes they will make a Big Mac® too.

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If you’ve got the drive to develop, then we want to help. Our training and development programs make it easy to see exactly what your options are and how to get there – all while getting paid.

At McDonald’s, we believe in nurturing growth and development at all levels within our business. In fact, did you know that 80% of our Restaurant Managers have successfully developed careers with us from Crew Members?

As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), McDonald’s is able to issue nationally recognised qualifications to you at different stages throughout your career. Furthermore, employers Australia-wide respect the value of a McDonald’s role on a resume and the skills and values an individual will have developed whilst working for us.

If you have the right commitment, determination and energy then our range of accredited training programs will see you well on your way to achieving your goals.

Learn more about the training that we offer to all employees at different levels within our restaurants:

Prospectus

The Prospectus is aimed at informing people about the employment and career opportunities we provide at McDonald’s. With our ongoing success and growth it’s an exciting time for career progression at McDonald’s. If you’re interested in finding out more, then visit our website via grow with us | McDonald’s.

Customer Service. Right from the very beginning we’re looking for people who’ll provide outstanding customer service.

Right on time. Being late for your shift puts unfair pressure on your team mates.

Looking good. This means a neat, clean and wrinkle-free uniform, plus good personal grooming.

Team talk. Do your job the best you can, be ready to help out your fellow Crew and communicate clearly.

All in the attitude. Being polite, friendly and respectful with both customers and your team mates is a top priority.

Squeaky clean. We’re committed to our Clean As You Go Policy and have strict hygiene standards.

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The ball is in its 12th year and once again, is a sell out!!

The ball will be held at the Goldfields Oasis.  Watch the basketball stadium convert into a stunning ballroom.

If you haven’t got a table to this years event, you can still support the charity by purchasing a raffle ticket for $100.  There are only 1000 raffle tickets on sale.

The major prize is a 2011 Ford XR6 Utility with accessories valued at $35,592 AND 2 Yamaha Motorbikes PW80 and TT-R50 valued at $4408 Total Value $40,000

2nd prize $2000

3rd prize $1000

The raffle will be drawn on Saturday 24th March 2012 at the ball :: don’t worry, you don’t have to be there to win!

To purchase a raffle ticket, pop into McBrides Garden Centre, Westland Auto’s or contact Scott on 0417 884 447.  Tickets will also be on sale throughout Kalgoorlie-Boulder over the coming weeks.

If you have any items that you wish to donate to the Silent Auction, please contact Krystal Griffiths on 0430 037 179 or Melissa Hall on 0404 155 471.  This is a great way to get your product or service noticed within our community and all the money raised goes to a fantastic cause.

For further information please click on this link http://goldfieldschildrencharity.com/

From the thrilling pirouettes of the male dancers (in male and female costumes) with brilliant choreography to the side splitting humour, LES BALLETS ELOELLE new show “Men In Pink Tights” is a show designed for the young and old. The greatest troupe of it is kind around the globe; Les Ballet Ballet’s Elolle features over fifty ballets in its repertoire and an array of the best international professional male ballet dancers from thirteen nations.

These fine-looking and gorgeous soloists have executed with celebrated ballet company’s including New York Ballet, The American Ballet Theatre, the prestigious Royal Ballet, Paris Opera Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada, The   Royal Swedish Ballet, Berlin State Opera Ballet, English National Ballet, Joffrey Ballet and Hong Kong Ballet.

The New York-based Company is led by creative Director and lead dancer Victor Trevino, who was artistic Director and Lead Dancer in 2007 with the hugely successful Australian and New Zealand tour of “Men in Tutu’s“.

Les Ballet’s Elolle “Men In Pink Tights” personifies the elemental parody of both classic and present-day ballet. The combining of magnificent dance proficiency, bantering and clamorous wittiness with designed   mannerisms, dance misadventures and naturally outrageous hissy fits by gentlemen   role playing both masculine and feminine personas (just about all of the   gentlemen act, and in reality appear like beautiful ladies, although others are   furry chested adult males with flapcake make-up but all stylish in tights and   tutus. and dancing on perfect Pointe.

“Men in Pink Tights” Produces bang-up amusement and LOL   “Lough Out Loud” family entertainment for all. Be truly amazed.

“Artistically brilliant, absolutely hilarious”. – New York Post

“Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant”. – New York Daily Times

“It is not a drag show, but a brilliant artistic and comical send up of the   world of dance”. – USA Today

New Date: Sunday 11th March 2012
New Time: 5.00pm
Tickets:  Adults $74.90 Concession $64.90 MAC Member $64.90 Under 18 $44.90 Family (2+2) $220.00 Group 8+ $64.90 each

Venue: Goldfields Arts Centre

Member of the Arts Centre discount available for this show

Tickets available;
In Person, from the Box Office (Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm)
By Phone on 08 9088 6900  (Credit Card over the phone)
Online – http://www.goldfieldsartscentre.com.au/theatre/2011/Men%20in%20Pink%20Tights.html

The all  local Kalgoorlie show will be kicking off at 7pm with live music from  Kalgoorlie’s own Paul Vedant. Don’t worry about the heat because everyone is  encouraged to wear beach attire. Your MC Rachel Mills and Headliner JT, have  been working very hard of coming up with fun ways of cooling the audience and  making sure they wet their whistles with Kalgoorlie’s very own local brewed  beer from “The Beaten Track Brewery “, Including the ever so cooling “Gib River  Rye” a summer compliment to the “Pack Horse Pale Ale” that has been  historically connected to The Comedy Hour.
Fresh from “The Comedy Hour Comedy Camp II” and  The Melbourne Comedy Raw Competition, the all LOCAL Show includes a whole bunch  of new and experienced Kalgoorlie Comics who have been preparing themselves for  this show since our successful sell out “The Comedy Hour Christmas Show”. This  is the best beach party within 500km .

After a  successful 2011 “The Comedy Hour” has been preparing what they call a “Year of  Laughter”.
With the Beach themed show being the launch of  a year full of local, national and international comedians
“This will be the biggest year of comedy  Kalgoorlie has ever seen and “The Comedy Hour” is proud to launch it with the  beach theme show” – JT Taylor founder of “The Comedy  Hour” said.

“The  Comedy Hour Beach Party” all local show is the event not to be missed in  February. So make sure you get down to 151 Hannan on Friday 10 and Saturday 11  February. Doors open at 6:30pm, live music by the very talented PAUL VEDANT starting  at 7pm and then comedy at 8pm.
Paul Vedant will play after the show as the  party kicks on till 12.

Strictly 18+       Licenced bar

Tickets are available at the door but be careful – if we sell out, you miss out!

Date: Friday 10 and Saturday 11 February 2012
Time: 8.00pm (Doors open at 6.30pm)
Venue: 151 Hannan Street Kalgoorlie

Tickets: All Tickets $15.00

Tickets available;
In Person, from the Box Office (Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm)
By Phone on 08 9088 69000 (Credit Card over the phone)
Online – http://www.goldfieldsartscentre.com.au/theatre/2012/ComedyHourFebbeachparty.html

Call Mel on 0408 922 101  for group bookings.

When : 7^th February 2012
Time: 4.00pm-5.00pm
Where: Railway Hotel, 51 Forrest Street, Kalgoorlie

Contact    events@headspace.org.au for more information and to RSVP
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headspace National Youth Mental Health Foundation Ltd is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing under the Youth Mental Health Initiative Program

 Each week, a player voted best by their peers and leaders, receives points that will get tallied up and saved. The player with the most points at the end of the program will win a prize. Every player that turns up automatically gets a point on their tally each session. Than 1^st,2^nd and 3^rd get points for the best performers or if it is a team challenge, the team divides the points between them. So it could be the best player overall that wins, or it could be the most consistent.

 The age group is 12-24. But if you’re younger don’t be scared to step up to the challenge because it’s not always the person that wins, it’s the person that puts the most effort in.

Battle of the Best is held at the EGYMCA on the holidays at 12pm-3pm on Tuesdays, 6pm-8.30pm on Thursdays and 5pm-8pm on Saturdays. During the school term it will be held on Thursdays at 6pm-8.30pm and Saturdays at 5pm-8pm. This program is completely free so all you have to worry about is bringing yourself and maybe a friend, and you’re ready to go.

 If you need any more information please do not hesitate to contact:

Sinead
Youth & Community Services Co-Ordinator
YMCA Way,Kalgoorlie,WA6430
PO Box 179,KalgoorlieWA6433

 Phone : (08) 9021 1035
Mobile: 0427211448
Fax :     (08) 90914622
E-mail: sinead.gilligan@ymca.org.au

2012 LINE UP:

Saturday January 28th – BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY (Queen Tribute Show)

Saturday February 11th – DIRTY DEEDS (ACDC Tribute Show)

Saturnday February 25th – DIVAS NIGHT (LADY GAGA & PINK! Tribute Shows)

Saturday March 10th – DAMIEN LEITH HITS & ROY SHOW (Damien Leith plus his Roy Orbison Tribute)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

- All concerts will be starting at 7.00pm with a local support act.

- Free family concert

- Smoke and glass free event

- Fireworks show (for the last concert)

- Refreshments available in support of local community groups