Nelson Said:

Do banks consider medical collections when looking at your credit to decide whether to hire you as a teller?

We Answered:

yes they do it lowers your score

Heather Said:

What jobs are available to teenagers at banks?

We Answered:

Teenagers at banks...nope not too many jobs for teenagers at a bank. Once you're at least 19 and are much more responsible and mature, then possibly you could apply for a job as a cashier at a bank...otherwise forget about it until you're older.

The last thing banks need is to be worrying about a 15 or 16 year old handling a large amount of cash transactions every day. A bank is not the place for a young kid to be starting out for a first job. Try McDonalds, Wal-Mart or any other retail store...start off as a stock clerk or cook and work your way to a responsible position such as cashier at one of these stores and prove that you can handle the money and be trusted.

Once you're older you can put that job experience on your C.V. and proudly say that you were a responsible cashier for a large business for many months.This will help you get a responsible job at a bank. This way before you even get to your interview with a bank , you will have already proven to a bank manager that you can be trusted with cash.

Ken Said:

"Job Banks" at the big 3 automakers. If the big 3 are begging for more money, don't you think their ?

We Answered:

the Unions ARE back at the table negotiating and taking more cuts~!

the Health Care part of the Union Contracts are to be turned over to the responsibilites of the Unions from now on~!

these were not government jobs, no-one has a right to tell them to work for lower wages and benefits, the Auto Industry are overpaying their CEO's just like the Bankers and the Real Estate and other Big Companies we already bailed out with no questions asked~!

again, you are taking cheap shots at blue-collar workers because they are LOW ON THE TOTEM-POLE~!

Rosemary Said:

What are entry level jobs at banks that require no experience?

We Answered:

Teller.