how many hours can you work if your 14
198943
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.
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.
112048
9 hrs and 38 min. You worked 14  min from 7-8. then from 8-2 is 9 hrs. You worked 24 min from5-6 so you add it up.\n9hrs+ 14min+24 min= 9hrs and 38 min.
21999
It depends on how under-aged you are. Some places around here hire summer help at 14 years old. You could always offer to do housework for friends and family. You don't want to go up to people you don't know, but it is generally safe to assume that your parents wouldn't direct you somewhere unsafe. \nYou could clean, rake leaves, shovel...\nYou could also get a paper route. They hire real young for that. Our paper boy is like 8.
471499
if not more.....\n180 days of school\n8 hours during school\n2 hours before and or after at least \n3 or more hours extra( after school and weekend)\n13 hours a day \n65 hours a week \n180 days\n11700 \nplus they sometime work during summer
428332
Yes, you can work, but your school schedule + work schedule has to be under a certain number of hours ( I think it's 44 hours in MI).  You might be able to get a job bussing tables, washing dishes, working on a farm, paper routes, and then there's always free enterprise like yardwork, weeding gardens, walking dogs, babysitting, etc. \nI'm happy to see young people asking for jobs, instead of asking for $$$ from mom & dad.  You'll appreciate the pride of buying things for yourself instead of being given things.  \n\nGood luck with the job hunting.
70079
most  employers require you to have a work permit from your school office you can only work a max of 20 hours.... but most  company's... restaurant's.... marina's
161876
What a refreshing change! A teenager asking to work! Laws are pretty specific as to what your age range can be employed doing. Check with your local unemployment office for any openings that would allow your age. As a teenager I did the mundane (but profitable!)jobs a "country" kid could do..picked vegetables, washed cars, mowed grass, babysat my parents friends kids (be sure you can handle that kind of responsibility first and take a course in CPR and first aid usually available through the American Red Cross or American Heart Association and some 4H clubs--THIS IS A MUST), I have 5 kids, and of those, 3 teenagers. My 15 year old son talked with some of his favorite teachers and one recommended him for a job at a gym that offers a kids program. He basically helps the kids in the "kids area" and does a lot of cleaning up after birthday parties. Try talking with adults you know and TRUST. Good Luck!
489664
How many hours a day can they work?  Will they be working together?
342709
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)
656996
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.
422961
The federal fair labor standards act restricts the jobs that children can take.\n\nAt the age of 18, you can get what's considered "dangerous" jobs, such as at  a manufacturing facility.\n\nAt 16, children can work in foodservice jobs.\n\nAt 15, you can work in "non-dangerous" jobs, like being a cashier at a retail operation (think Target or K-Mart).\n\nAt 14, you can work in agrictulture businesses\n\nUnder the age of 14, you can babysit or work a paper route, or work in a family business regardless of the method of work.\n\nAnd yes, there are limits to the hours that people under the age of 18 can work.\n\nAnd homeschooling makes no difference.
467911
the guy above is almost right the 44 hour work week is a bit off though i have friends in Alberta working 70 or more a week multiply that by $20 hour and over time you got a pretty good pay check. i work in the woods as a operator and a normal work week is 70 hours, but flipping burgers or in a store it will most likely be 38 to 44 hours.
48476
Fantasy. You will work 100 hour weeks for 12 years before you have any say as to your schedule. Eventually, you will be able to scal back and take extended vacations and you retire at a relatively young age if you manage your money right.
596965
can work at 14 -limited hours- limited types of work and not during school .Can stop school at 16. Can drive 15-16?, can move out 17, can go to adult jail at 17, Can voter at 18, _ you can find most of this stuff in Missouri law on the web.
565447
I'm 14 and I work at Wendy's.\n1)First go to a wendy's resturant and ask do they have the work Force( where you can work as young as 14) if they say yes\n2)Just get a work permit from your school,\n3)fill it out and take it back to Wendy's\n4)Start woking when they say so.
222075
My hubby works 14 hours a day, 7 days a week.(9 a.m to 11 p.m) It affects our 2 year old a LOT because whenever he does takes a day off, she's all over him. Sometimes, she acts shy like he's a stranger and won't go near him. I'm a stay at home Mom, so I'm on the clock 24 hours 7 days a week.