QUOTE(Maknusia @ Jun 1 2023, 07:23 PM)
There is always returns to this companies! The college basically do a free advertisements for these company that they are affiliated with. Many company use interns to do basic day-to-day job as well since they dont want to to hire full time.
My sis is at a job hunter companies, tons of company contacts them for interns placements.
Look at the world governance/standards, AU, UK, US, pays their interns the basic minimum salary stipulated by their law....
Not really la, you can check with most HR people. In most cases, they get more resumes than they can deal with.
As I mentioned before, these interns are only there for a few months, not really reliable in most cases. For most cases, it is easier and safer to assign jobs to the normal staff.
Not sure about contacting job hunter companies, I know it is common to look for graduate trainees, but interns not really lah. If they want they can come, if not we won't miss them.
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Do interns get paid?
Depending on the position, interns may or may not be paid. Unpaid internships are common, especially when the internship counts as academic credit toward graduation. For an internship to qualify as unpaid, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, both the employer and intern must agree upfront that the internship will be unpaid. There must also be a clear connection between the intern's educational program and job responsibilities.
That said, many employers do pay their interns. Some companies recognize there is value in training someone who could become an employee after they graduate college. The majority of Fortune 500 companies pay interns, as do jobs in the private sector. Industries where aspiring interns can find paid internships include banking, accounting, advertising, public relations, IT, government and fashion.
The national average salary for paid interns is $12.88 per hour, although the salary can range from $7.25 to $30.15 depending on the industry and geographic location.
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/pay-sa...nterns-get-paidedit: I am not trying to lowball these interns. I am already retired. Just hoping that these youths don't get an overinflated sense of importance.
This post has been edited by loserguy: Jun 1 2023, 08:22 PM