Fast-food restaurants usually pay the lowest wages. Paid vacation, sick leave, and medical insurance plans are typically part of the employee benefit package for almost all Food Service Managers.
Some employers also pay at least partial dental, vision, and life insurance.
Most opportunities will be in major metropolitan and resort area . While there are no rigid rules regarding the pattern of promotion, a typical career ladder progresses from management trainee to assistant manager to manager. Leads from college placement offices and newspaper ads are common ways of getting a job. Job seekers should also register with the nearest California Employment Development Department office. For current job listings, browse CalJOBS or America's Job Bank .