Hello \nI am 14 years old, and i need a job\nWhere do you guys think I can work at?
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Your job right now is learning in school,it might not seem glamourous and it may not pay up front,but years from now you will be looking at others working for you,or at the very least working in a place where you command your amount of pay,it sounds familiar because in real life that's the way it works
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No that is not too young if you can get a work permit.  At that age though you have to want to and have time for it.  School is more important at this age.  However a job must be found by age 18.
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You would not be able to get a proper job at this age \nbut try these\n\nGarden mowing\nPainting fences and walls of neighbours\nDoing small chores of neighbours\nBringing groceries for neighbours\nWashing cars\netc
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Those who are looking for babysitting and chores around their home to be done. Everyelse, you're lucky to find a job when you're 15. Just wait until you're 16.
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Go in looking nice and ask for an application.  You can see if you can get a job first.  Interviewing is good practice.
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You should be able to work almost anywhere at 15-1/2.  Just don't work at a clothing store or in retail.  You get minimum wage because it's a "cool" job, and you'll end up recycling your money on clothes you wouldn't have bought w/o the mediocre discount you get.  Restaurant work is the best, and a lot of restaurants tip positions like host, carryout, etc. (Try to chains and work your way up)
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i would define a good job as one you enjoy, are good at , and pays a fair wage that makes you feel its worth your time.  with the experence you have working for your mom you have a good start but your age does limit your options. is there a marina near you? borrow a vacume cleaner and cleaning supplies and offer to clean boats for people. offer to go fer for people on the beach, you know go fer food, drinks, sun block ask for a buck a trip. start a rent a kid service to do odd jobs like picking up a yard or helping clean a garage. take care of pets. run to the store for shut ins. you get the point by now i'm sure. good luck. i'm looking for someone like you myself since i always need help on the place but 1200 miles is a bit too far of a commute i guess
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well in general to work in any super-mart  as a check out person you most be 16yrs old.So I think that would be a proviso in any establishment
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nah buddy. If you young or resource limited(car, skills, etc) then choose walking distance to local stores then apply to all you can. Best place if you have a ride (ya own, friend, mom, or cheap ole bus) then go to the local unemployment office. Its not just a funny place, but actually has hundreds of jobs there.  They will find you a job u are qualified for whether no experience or limited skills. Staffing companies in the phonebook work similar. Also check monster.com or hotjobs from yahoo.com  Best jobs for entry level is customer service jobs, walmart, or hard labor with home improvement companies.  Try improving your skills to get better pay. Microsoft word, excel, and typing skills will getcha a nice job thru staffing companies.
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When I was 14 I had two jobs, both off the books.  I know newspapers will often hire 14 year olds to deliver papers and that is legal and on the books.
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You can't work any hours if you're 14.  You can only mow lawns, deliver papers, and babysit.  stuff like that.   For anything else,  you have to be 16.
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i suggest you get a job
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There are several people in my organization who are only 17, and are making more than $100 a day.  Everything is done on the internet, and no-one asks your age.\n\nThis is something you could get started now, and would continue to be a suppliment to your main career indefinitely.  It could even replace your day job in the future and help you to retire really really early!\n\nEmail me if you are interested in my specific organization, or find reliable sources for several of those types of jobs at this site.
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I also suggest a restaurant. You could be a dishwasher, a bus person, a waiter (which you may need to work up to). Some restaurants require you to be 18 to work in the kitchen because of using different equipment, it is a liability.\n\nTry the theme parks also. I am not sure, however, what minimum age would be to work there, but worth checking into.
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Sorry, i'm 17 and couldn't get a real job this year.  Most places won't hire you until your 18, thats in CA though.  You gotta have connections with someone that has a business
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Go to your school guidance counselor and ask for the name of the person at your school who is in charge of connecting students with after-school jobs. It's possible they may know of something you can do from home, like data entry. Bear in mind that even working from home has legal restrictions if you are under 16, like how many hours you can work, etc. It will help if you already have good grades, as most schools frown on students working if their grades need attention. Good luck!
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First make sure it's legal.\nThe labour laws vary from place to place. It's common for the minimum age of employment to be 14, and in other areas as old as 16.\n\nThis is why youth often work cutting grass, shovelling snow, delivering newspapers and babysitting... those jobs are cash jobs and no income tax is collected.\n\nOnce you verify that you are employable, decide what skills you have to offer and approach target employers directly. Chances are you are not highly trained or employable at such a young age (nor should you be!...other things are more important at this point in your life), so you may be looking at jobs such as motel housekeeping, fast food service, reception work, cashier, stock clerk, etc.\n\nOnly YOU know what skills you have to offer.\n\nGood luck.