Jobs below minimum wage

Cooks

Cooks work in a variety of settings, including cafeterias, fast-food franchises, and high-end restaurants. They prepare, season, and cook food and may assist the head chef in menu planning. Cooks working in fast-food restaurants had an average annual salary of $24,300, while short-order cooks earned an average annual salary of $27,030.

Cooks at restaurants earn an average yearly salary of $29,530.

Private home cooks and chefs, on the other hand, may make up to $46,810 per year or more. 

Shampooers

Before haircuts or stylings, shampooers massage, shampoo, condition, and rinse clients' hair. Some shampooers pursue careers as hairstylists or cosmetologists. Shampooers make an average of $24,320 per year.

Counter and Fast-Food Employees

Workers at fast-food restaurants, cafeterias, food concession stands, and coffee shops do a range of food preparation and serving activities. The average yearly salary for these jobs is $24,540.6.

Hostesses and hosts

Restaurants, lounges, and coffee shops employ hosts and hostesses. They are in charge of greeting clients, seating them, and providing exceptional service. They may also be in charge of accepting and recording reservations, as well as answering other calls. Hosts make an average of $24,800 per year.

Dishwashers

Dishwashers are in charge of washing dishes, utensils, and kitchen equipment. They may work at restaurants, coffee shops, and cafeterias, among other places. Dishwashers make an average of $25,600.8 per year.

Attendants in Amusement and Recreation

Amusement and recreation attendants may work at amusement parks, ski resorts, sports complexes, or community centers. They are responsible for a number of tasks linked to the facility's utilization.

They may run amusement rides or concession booths, arrange facility usage, and maintain and furnish participants with equipment (particularly at recreation facilities). While remuneration varies based on the kind of institution, attendants receive an annual salary of $25,610 on average.

Cashiers

Cashiers accept and distribute money to consumers who purchase products and services. They often work in retail establishments. Most employ scanners and cash registers, as well as payment processing devices. Cashiers may work either part-time or full-time, with full-time cashiers earning an annual salary of $25,710.

Textile, Garment, and Related Material Pressers

Pressers shape or press fabric pieces to eliminate wrinkles or patch things onto cloth. They may use a hand iron as well as other steam or hydraulic devices. Pressers may also hang, fold, and package completed objects before delivering them. They may work at laundromats, dry cleaners, or bigger industrial facilities. Pressers make an average of $26,050.1 per year.

Dealers in Gambling

Table games are operated by gambling dealers in casinos, card rooms, and other gaming establishments. They may provide cards or blocks to players, distribute wins, or collect money or chips from participants. Dealers make an average of $26,110 each year.

Cafeteria and Dining Room Attendants and Bartender Assistants

Attendants and bartender assistants keep supplies such as fresh linen and clean glasses, cutlery, and dishes supplied in dining rooms, restaurants, cafés, and bars. They also clean up after themselves and may provide water or coffee. This employment pays an average of $26,300 per year.