I live in Idaho. Are there any jobs i can get (legally) at age 13?
120820
odd jobs put a add in your local paper saying that you wuill cut grass clean up garages and then we also walk dogs good luck
568602
Im 13 too but i dont think u can get a permit. just ask relatives or parents, even neighbors that you know for work.\ni do my grandmas book keeping (bills) 4 100$ a month\nmy dads weed work 4 8$ an hour\n& i water my gramdpas plants 4 100$ every 2 weeks\nI get a good 3 pay checks. you just gotta make sure you do them!\nor you can do some "sign twiriling" 4 advertising.\ngood luck!
233955
There are a ton of jobs out there, but you need to learn how to spell juveniles in order to get a job working with them.\nCheck out your county employment for starters, but most have to at least have a college degree.
507029
Check with your school counselor - the law varies from state to state.  In my state (VA), if you're 14, as long as you obtain a work permit, you can work.  I started working when I was 15.  You should be able to get a work permit from your school counselor.
429176
for eleven years old you cannot work to earn, like raking leaves pet sitting or cleaning for it will be illegal for a minor to work, all i can suggest is that you can make or buy pretty things and re sale to your classmate or friends,  and that is trading business. you can start to find sale pencil, accessories, stationary etc. then add then sell to regular price. but make sure to know the taste of your friends.......\n\nGood luck!
660430
That can be different from state to state.  I know that in one state (NY?) you had to get the job first--then you'd go for the permit, they'd give you a physical, and look at the kind of work you'd be doing.  That was several years ago, don't know if it's changed.  You can call your state employment office or the Teen Work Program.
21232
First - I want to correct some mis-information: Oregon does not have work permits any more\n\nHowever, California does. You have to get it from your school and it requires a parent's signature.\n\nAs for the kind of jobs you can do - \n\nFourteen and fifteen-year-olds may be employed in the following occupations in the food service and retail industries:\n\n    • Office and clerical work, including the operation of office machines.\n    • Cashiering, selling, modeling, art work, work in advertising departments, window trimming, and comparative shopping.\n    • Price marking and tagging by hand or by machine, assembling orders, packing and shelving.\n    • Bagging and carrying out customers orders.\n    • Errand and delivery work by foot, bicycle, or public transportation.\n    • Cleanup work, including the use of vacuum cleaners and floor waxers, and maintenance of grounds, but not including the use of power-driven mowers or cutters.\n    • Kitchen work and other work involved in preparing and serving food and beverages, including the operation of machines and devices used in the performance of this work, including but not limited to, dishwashers, toasters, dumbwaiters, popcorn poppers, milkshake blenders, and coffee grinders.\n    • Cleaning vegetables and fruits, and wrapping, sealing, labeling, weighing, pricing, and stocking goods when performed in areas physically separate from areas where meat is prepared for sale and outside freezers or meat coolers.\n\nThis does not include any jobs you can get on your own like babysitting or yard work.
634004
http://www.cityofboise.org\nwww.boisehelpwanted.com\nwww.idahoclassified.com\nwww.idahostatesman.com - boise newspaper\nwww.idatech.com\nhttp://idahopower.com/\n\nhttp://techweb.com/ - a national tech site\n\nThis should give you a good start in your job search.
11379
I see 5 options:\n1) Garage sale (yard sale)\n2) Sell your stuff on eBay\n3) Take an equity loan on your house\n4) Apply for unemployment compensation or general assistance from Social Services Department in your county.\n5) Check out temporary jobs, such as construction, cleaning, help people who move, or put ads/newspapers on people's yards/doorsteps/doorhandles and mailboxes.\nMcDonalds and other fast foods are also always hiring.
617216
Each place has its own policy..\n\nbut you can get working papers at age 13 (need a health clearance, and parents signiture), and get legal work wherever there's a place offering to hire 13 year olds.\n\nyou could simply tutor kids, or babysit, but you have to have connections (you have to know people who would trust you with their kids)\n\nit's not that hard though.. alot of places hire illigally (burger king :) privatly owned resteraunts) you could tell them to keep you "off the books" and you'll get a job in a heartbeat, (MAKE SURE ITS PRIVATELY OWNED or else you'll just embaress yourself, places like mcdonalds and macys won't approve and will ask you to leave, but your corner grocer or whatever will gladly hire you)
335212
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.
308487
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.
628697
I remember having to clean in a mechanic shop, i didnt get rich off of it, but it was good enough for being 13. I suggest ask your mom or dad to see if they have any projects around the house to earn money.
7425
Hey you can work at culvers. i was there one day and they start hiring people at the age of 14.
647558
First off is it legal to work at 14 in GA.  There are child labor laws in most states. If it is legal try the Commissary. They may let you bag groceries.
302617
My son is thirteen. He mows lawns to make money, and he can make alot of it in a pretty short amount of time. Definately get permission from a parent or guardian first though.
659327
unfortunately nothing... you are never guaranteed a job no mater what your age... and the min wage laws are different for every state but what I have heard is that if you are under 16 there is a different wage because you can not do the full job of someone over 16.