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at what age must you be to work at a hotel? what positions could you do at age 17 and a male.?
Asked by kcrawfish03
Asked by kcrawfish03
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There are some hotels that you can be a houskeeper starting at sixteen. Other than that, by law you have to be eighteen to work in the hotel industry.
I work at two hotels called Extended Stay America and Homestead.
Answered by this_is_for_work
There are some hotels that you can be a houskeeper starting at sixteen. Other than that, by law you have to be eighteen to work in the hotel industry.
I work at two hotels called Extended Stay America and Homestead.
Answered by this_is_for_work
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u have 2 b 16 2 get a workers liscense.
Answered by Quarter=25cents
Answered by Quarter=25cents
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it depends what state you live in and i think you can b 16 but i'm not sure
Answered by pretty_person
Answered by pretty_person
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you could be a valet, a room service host, a cook, a bell boy (luggage taker), and even a maid! Nothing involving the front desk because of liability with taking payments.
Answered by Babykins Baby
Answered by Babykins Baby
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In the UK, you can get a waitressing job in the hotel's food service sector at 14 years old.
You can cleaning service and secretary job and managers etc.. at 16 or older. Although the manager one will require experience there lol :)
Hope this helpsss :]x
Answered by Katherine G
Answered by Katherine G
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It is usually between the age of 16-18 depending on the stars and the quality of the hotel that you're working at. It also will depend on which state or province you're in. Most of these type of jobs will either be as cleaners, or bell hops.
Answered by mtwaites
Answered by mtwaites
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