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what jobs hire 14 year olds?
Asked by reggie b
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Prostitution rings? But don't do that. Find someone who you know (parents friend, friends parents) that owns a business.
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probly none
Answered by Brenda S
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babysittin is a fine place to start paperroute ,
Answered by kathy p
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In the U.S., none. Other countries, sweatshops.
Answered by Michael H.
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mowing lawns, baby sitting, pet sitting
Answered by Eli
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Babysitting or mowing lawns~
Answered by Lee Lee
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Mainly cafes if u live in UK but most places wont take you on at 14 because of insurance but depends on were u live i suppose
Answered by welshbeef00
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apply with kathy gifford.
Answered by Lusty Lush
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it depends on what you can do
Answered by Pratyush Y
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babysit
maybe you could try a grocery store.
probably not though
Answered by fancy pants<3
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get a paper round
Answered by Beechy
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None that I know. you're going to have to wait until you're 16 or 17, Sweety.
Answered by Tanya S
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i know you can get a job at publix and at a coldstone.....
Answered by Lori
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news paper delivery route
Answered by runninggirl1979
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News paper routes, McDonald's or other fast food, lumber yards, pretty much any job that offers physical labour.
Answered by Bored Guy
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look on this site honey
Answered by Shelly
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The ones in Bangladesh, maybe.
Answered by King Mustard III
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in the us the only job that you can get at 14 is babysitting.
at 15 you can get a workers permit and work at subway.
but not many people will hire a person under the age of 16.
Answered by Squeaky
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paperboy or girl working for mammy and daddy, cuting grass selling lemonaid in the driveway
Answered by shrekdog
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Newspaper delivery, certain small (mom & pop) restaurants or convenience stores. Most large chains have a set policy and hire only 16+, but look around at local places that are small and privately owned and see if they are hiring for grocery stockers, bus boys, etc.
Answered by Elizabeth
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Where do you live? I Live in Atlanta, and ChickFilA is a fast-food restaurant that starts hiring at 14. There are ChickFilA as far North as Ohio, I believe. You should apply there, if you have one near you. A guy I graduated high school with started working there when we were 14 and now he owns his own! It's an excellent place to work!
Answered by Sarah-Claire
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Try going door to door and getting a job mowing lawns, charge extra for edging, trimming and additional services.
Why work at 14? Enjoy being a kid, once you get addictied to money and debt like the rest of us you find how imprisoned you will be to your next paycheck.
Good luck.
Answered by ridernc
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In the summer- farmers
Some local newspapers for routes or getting bundles together for the drivers
Some small diners hire young teens to clean tables, etc.
Cut grass
go around neighborhood offering assistance for pay
Answered by Kelly
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Try working in a community center there payment is reasonable.Or work at a small store or restaruant. Try a part time job its a great way to save your time. Find telemarketing jobs also they pay really good. If you need more help Email me SLam1502000@yahoo.com
Answered by slam1502000
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Hi friend.. http://www.work-fromhome.we.bs is a really a good way of making money online being at home.There is no need to pay at front.Just basic knowledge of internet is enough.Further it is much much better than online paid surveys & data entry..Just try it out there is nothing to lose since u r not going to pay..
Answered by Ravi
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A business in the family.
Answered by DESTRUCTOR
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I would like an answer to that too,, but I am 15!
hehe, anyhow, ya, outside U.S?
probably none here ( Doha, Qatar)
I would really love to work, but I got an internship, which is a way better start then working, my internship is unpaid
but u can find a lot of paid internships, but anyhow, I just appreciate the opportunity to have such a good experience.
so I recommend u a paid internship if u wanna have money!
Answered by Mariam
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Anything considered non-hazardous.
Fast food restaurants, grocery stores (as sackers), babysitting, mowing lawns, etc.
In the summer, you can work on a farm doing just about anything except for chemical application.
Answered by edonkey
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babysiting or under the table construction
Answered by nate
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When I was 14 I could get any part-time job that would hire me...I had a work permit from my school. I worked at a movie store, grocery store, and I babysat. I also waited tables at the local Country Club.
Answered by brandiebrownstein
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When You Are 14 Or Even Younger . . .
You can mow lawns(as casual labor only)
You can clean houses(as casual labor only)
You can deliver newspapers(selling subscriptions is not allowed)
You can Tutor
You can work as a baby-sitter.
You can work as an actor or performer in motion pictures, television, theater or radio.
You can work in a business solely owned or operated by your parents.
You can work on a farm owned or operated by your parents.
You also can work in an:
office,
grocery store,
retail store,
restaurant,
lodging facilities,
movie theater,
baseball park,
amusement park, or
gasoline service station.
for more info about what permits you need(in some states permit is not needed), hours you can work, job suggestions, interview information etcetera go to "youthrules" there are links for teens, employers, parents and educators for each state.
US Department of Labor "YouthRules!":
http://www.youthrules.dol.gov/
different companies have different policies about hiring minors so just apply the worst thing that can happen is they say no. when you go dress neat, clean, and appropriately for the business, be polite and ask for an application and the appropriate time to bring it back. you will need references so talk to teachers, ministers, anyone you have done casual labor for, friends parents etcetera be sure to ask if you can use them as a reference and let them know to expect calls from employers. good luck you'll do great.
US Department of Labor "YouthRules!"
http://www.youthrules.dol.gov/
Answered by michr
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