Pay rates in whistler

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i am looking to head to whistler for Dec/Jan/Feb. would it be hard to find find a job with decent pay for these three months for an 18 year old? how much do bartenders and shopstaff and stuff normally get a week or a month. i think i would need about $250 /week. i dont know much about canadian currency, but is that reasonable pay to expect?

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You're looking at a starting wage of $8.49 per hour if you get a job with Whistler Blackcomb. If you work in a restaurant or bar, they all pay $8.00 per hour, plus tips if you make them.

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haha.. all Aussies go to Whistler... i dont think we know of any place other than that in canada. Well i'm going somewhere diff, Whistler is cool and all and the park is wicked sick, but everytime i've been there, and friends who have seasoned that time of year agree that it rains too much.

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you could be a maid. most places pay from 10.50 hour - 12 hour....or some pay per room....10$ per room or so.

some restaurants pay more then 8$ ....like 9$...lol not a huge difference though.

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yeah I'm making 9.50-10.50/hr at my jobs, not bad and EASY to pay rent, buy food AND buy a bike in the summs.

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thanx everyone

skiergirl, what job do u have and how much is your rent, if you dont mind me asking.

also, whats the drinking age over there?

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I would be more worried about finding a place to live, over finding a job. The jobs seem to be fairly plentiful earlier season, but not accomadation. This was my experience anyway.

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places to live are easy to find in the summer

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rent is cheaper in the summer, I pay 400$/mo.

and I work at starbucks and the gap. with starbucks you get a season's pass. but its hard work. there are many more chill jobs here, minus the perk of the free pass.

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Yeah jobs are relatively easy although if your getting there in December that's after the job show. I got there late novemeber and picked up work doing house cleaning, paid about $11/hr plus a few little tips. Then I got a job in the local law firm, $10/hr (but more regular hours). Don't foget some jobs have benefits like cheap housing and tickets. But yeah Whistelr is expensive, especially to go out at night.

You going there on one of those working holiday visas?

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Ask at STA Travel or look at www.iep.org.au

Not sure if there will be any left for this year because I think they only issue about 6000 a year but its worth looking at.

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