Employer: Shake Shack-Downtown Brooklyn. Shake Shack-Downtown Brooklyn

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1 Employer Information Employer name: Type of business: Job location: City: State: Website: Shake Shack-Downtown Brooklyn Restaurant Shake Shack-Downtown Brooklyn Brooklyn NY Zip: Why choose us? Cultural exchange activities Work in New York an amazing state with lots to see and do and experience a great cultural environment. Be a part of a great company who offers a competitive pay, discount meals and opportunities to receive bonuses. Position Job title: Job description and required skills: English level required: Hourly wage (before taxes): Position ID: Line Cook For Second Timers only! Complete opening and closing side work quickly and accurately. Greet all guests with an inviting smile and gracious hospitality. Produce Shake Shack food and beverage products for guest consumption. Quickly and accurately deliver all guests food & beverages within time standards of Shake Shack. Maintain clean work stations. Restock all goods in stations following "First-In First-Out" procedures to ensure quality. Depending on level of English, student may also work as cashier. advanced Page: 1

2 Position Information Bonus: Bonus conditions: Estimated hours per day: Number of days per week: Possibility of students getting more than estimated hours: If so, is overtime paid at the rate of 1.5 hourly, after 40 hours of work per week? Earliest start date: Latest start date: Earliest end date: Revenue sharing: 1% of weekly sales are split within the hourly employees. The bonus amount given is based upon the hours worked. An average of $20-$30 weekly for 40 hours worked. There is also an attendance bonus given monthly slight 05/01/ /15/ /31/2015 Latest end date: 10/01/2015 Is the employer willing to hire couples? Is the employer willing to hire group of friends? Are meals included? Meals details (discount, cost, # of meals): Is a drug test required? 60% off meals Is Skype interview required? Do students complete an additional application upon arrival? Possibility to find a second job in the area Second jobs require you to contact CHI at chiwt@chinet.org or to receive the required form. The new potential employer will need to complete it. Both you and the employer will need to sign and return it to CHI for approval. You can work with a new secondary employer ONLY AFTER you have received written authorization from CHI. Additional comments regarding second job: How soon after arrival will participants begin working? Specific instructions for arrival to employer: Is training required? Conditions of training: Is there possibility to change positions? Are students required to wear a uniform? Does employer provide uniform? Shake Shack is priority, so if your schedule at Shake Shack does t permit a second job then you cant take one. You must find a second job that you can work around your Shake Shack schedule. After receiving Social Security receipt, up to 10 days. Please contact your CHI coordinator for exact start date and orientation date. On the job training and you are paid the regular pay rate. Cost of uniform: 0.00 Is uniform refundable? Page: 2

3 Do students need to purchase specific clothes or footwear? If so, details for clothing: Employer will provide a 1 hat and 1 shirt. Student must buy tan colored pants and black, n-slip shoes. Coupons are given for any additional shirts bought. Additional information: Employees are required to work weekends. Shifts are 10am-6pm and 5pm-1am. Students will need to set up a Skype interview for final approval of the position. Please Victoria at chivictoria@chinet.org to set up an interview. Must be able to operate a computer system for processing transactions. Ability to lift 50 lbs; to accurately count money and make change; ability to understand, retain and follow verbal communication & instruction; to effectively communicate with others; to stand for extended periods of time, walk back and forth to work stations, use kitchen equipment & tools, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Housing Information Housing name: NYC - Must arrange own Housing address: City: New York, NY Phone: Website: Housing assisted by: Is student required to sign a separate housing contract? If so, contract details: Estimated cost of housing per week: Is housing cost deducted from paycheck? Is housing deposit required? Must Arrange Own Students can contact your community coordinator for housing leads to choose from. All housing will range in price depending on location and amenities. For those who will want to live in Manhattan, we a location that has apartments that start at $530 dollars a month per student but go as high as $ Please make sure to contact your coordinator for full details. $350-$450 a month Is housing deposit refundable? Utilities included: Page: 3

4 Is the housing mandatory? Can students find alternative housing during their stay? Location of work site best described as: Location details: Average daily temperature: Community or regional website: What to wear: Available public transportation: Public transportation access: Accessible amenities (by walking or public transportation): Food market: Shopping mall: Post office: Bank: Movie theater: Restaurants: Fitness center: Laundry: Internet café: Public library: Metropolitan NYC is a very big cultural city with lots to do and see. Many historical sites to visit. Subway, train and buses are main form of transportation. Many restaurants and shops. It is an international city filled with people from all around the world F Spring clothes. Light jacket, jeans, light sweater Yes Yes Page: 4

5 Suggested Travel Information Nearest international airport: Nearest airport: Transportation from airport to employer and / or housing: Nearest bus station (to the airport): Bus information (web site): Nearest train information (to the airport): Train information (web site): Transportation to overnight accomodation: JFK JFK, LGA, NEWARK Taxi, train, subway, shuttle, Airtrain MTA LIRR Taxi, train, subway, shuttle Social Security Information Does the company require students to have Social Security number before arriving to the work place? Does the company provide Social Security application assistance? If so, details: Where is the closest Social Security office? Specific instructions: Students cant begin working until they have applied for Social Security and have a number. Must have a Social Security number to begin working. If student does t have a social security number, they will have to wait until they have this number before starting to work Page: 5

6 Cost of Living in New York City New York City is home to three of the top ten areas in the USA with the highest cost of living, according to the Council for Community and Ecomic Research. Manhattan has the highest cost of living, followed by Brooklyn. Queens ranks number five. Four out of the ten cities with the lowest cost of living are in Texas, according to the index. In Manhattan, the standard of living is more than twice the national average. Though the labor market may be poised to grow this year, Americans will likely still struggle with low wage growth, potentially placing even more strain on those people living in New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and other high cost cities. In New York, the minimum wage is $8.75, far below the $11.86 an hour it takes to actually live in the city, according to the Living Wage Project. And it takes six figures ($100,000 USD and up) to effectively belong in the city's middle class. A 2009 study from the Center for an Urban Future found that someone making $60,000 and living in Manhattan is equivalent to someone making $26,092, according to the New York Daily News. The average cost of living is as follows (in USD plus tax): Rent: $1000 $5000 per month plus utilities. * Work and Travel participants average from $350 $550 per person in shared housing. * Food: $25 $80 per day per person; $100 a dinner for 2 for fine dining. Taxi: from JFK airport to Manhattan: $52 plus tolls and tip Ferry: One round trip ticket is $12 per person Subway: $2.50 per ride and up Bus: $2.25 per ride per person Transportation pass: $100 per month, per person; unlimited use. Disclaimer: By signing this form, I understand the cost of living in New York City and the surrounding boroughs will be very expensive. Signature Date