How many of you worked as "Saturday girls/boys" in Woolworths?  

No, I always did baby sitting, until I could get a job. Again, it was poor pay, and long hours, but often the children were actually asleep, if it was an evening job, and then I just read books and watched television. In the summers it would be for whole families of bratty kids for $25 weekly, or so. That would be sometimes five children for forty four hours a week. After that I had a factory job, and I had a waitress job, and work study jobs in offices for the two years I went to college.

I just graduated from college last year,now I am woking in a factory as a worker,the pay is poor,just 1500 Yuan(RMB),I dont satisfy with the pay,but because finding another job is very hard in this social situation,I have no choice but go on working in the factory.1500 Yuan is little,but enough to pay my daily expense,what make me feel sad is that I have no saving

Ah, I am sad to say I didn't, when I was a teenager this was my aspiration for my Saturday job' but sadly, despite many attempts I never did reach those dizzy heights - or get the much desired 'Christmas work'; there either.
I started my part time work when I was 13, it was in a small, old fashioned habedashery shop - selling ribbons, socks, wool, buttons, big knickers and elastic for people to put in their big knickers!! ; but it wasn't 'Woolies'
I was green with envy for my friends who worked there and swapping between the sweets and the kae up - far better than big knickers and elastic!!!!!!

Yes I have done it still when I am in early days of college.
I work for the store as a salesclerk and paid only little
amount as five hundred pesos a month and I saved it for my
tuition fee of my school. I do it hardly and spend it tightly
just to be sure it is enough for the monthly bills in school
and if possible I will eat snacks so that I can saved to my
accounts. Doing it in four years but fortunately I reap the
fruit of my labor I was succeed in my persevering to graduate
and now having the job I have done after those pity years of
doing job with very little amount of salary.

nope, never worked for Woolworths, we did have one when I was younger, but working for them - heck - I don't know if I ever went IN them!

All of the Woolworth stores in the USA have went out of busineess. In 1970 I was still in high school working at my first job at burger king. I loved the job there. I could start the minute I got there from school and you got a free hamburger, fries and drink if you worked for four hours. I know it was low wages but I was able to save to buy a car.