Questions and Answers about Subway
Here's what people have asked and answered about working for and interviewing at Subway.
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My experience was horrendous! It was a he said she said environment. If someone said something bad about you management wouldn’t ask questions and automatically think you are a slow/horrible worker! Very hostile. Someone would quit or want to quit every week! Would not recommend unless you are real good friends with the manager.
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I am currently under training period at subway Joyce collingwood and the owner refuses to pay for the training period I am going through. What am I suppose to do ?
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There is no obligation to remain to cover a shift. If you are asked and are willing and able to cover the shift then great! If someone is unable to work their shift, it is company policy that they must find their own replacement, or a doctor's note must be provided.
As per the earlier response about the salaried employee being required to cover shifts that is untrue. The company has set policies in place to help avoid overworking salaried employees, if at all possible.
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Subway is not formal. We are a casual company, however, we do look at appearance since our employees are required to look professional and hygienic working in the food industry. We are not put off by tattoos, as long as they are tasteful. Piercings are not a deterrent to employment either, but depending on the piercing an employee may have to remove it while at work due to health department restrictions.
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Basic math is necessary, since you will be working with formulas and cash register. Also, having good people and communication skills helps! Understanding what it is to work with a team goes a long way as well. We are happy to hire people regardless of experience, since all training is done on the job.
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You are welcome to apply online at subway.com, here on Indeed, or walk in to any Subway area location to complete an application.
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Depending on the position you apply for will determine whether the position is full time or part time. Management staff is generally full time, hours ranging from 32 to 45 hours weekly. All others are generally 12 to 25 hours weekly. However, even a part time employee has the potential to make full time hours if they are available and willing to work at other area locations to cover shifts.
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