Automotive Accessory Internships in NYC

Rvinyl.com Inc: If you’re interested in the world of fast cars and automotive toys then Rvinyl.com is one NYC company you want to check out. Although not currently offering internship opportunities I would suggest contacting them if you’re interested and they may work something out for you. Rvinyl is unique in the auto accessories world (with the exception of sites like AutoAnything and CarID) in that they are both a tech company and a designer, wholesaler and retailer of car stuff.

El Camino Auto Parts: They didn’t have a linkable graphic but they are located in Manhattan as well. They seem to be a run-of-the-mill auto parts store so I’m not sure how an internship would work but give them a try here: http://elcaminoautoparts.com/

Whether you are a potential employer or looking for an unpaid internship chance its essential that both events comprehend the six requirements set out by the govt which control what an unpaid intern can do. In brief, the six requirements are as follows:

1. The internship is similar to exercising which would be given in an educational environment;

2. The internship is to the advantages of the intern;

3. The intern does not substitute other employees, but labors under the assistance of present staff;

4. The firm that provides the exercising originates no immediate advantages from the activities of the intern;

5. The intern is not qualified to a job at the near of the internship; and

6. The firm and the intern realize that the intern is not qualified to generate passive earnings for time spent in the
internship.

Perhaps the most essential of all of the above factors is the variety 4 because it is this requirements more than any other which tosses a wrench in anyone sly enough to try to get intern slave-labor. Essentially, interns can be an excellent resource of inexpensive work but, if they’re doing anything even slightly useful ignore about trying to get them for no cost.