how much wages will i get with 18 years old?
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Minimum wage, likely, which changes per state.  However, waiters and waitresses get MUCH less and are dependent on tips.
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hello, i really like your question. this was the same question i had at your age i am 19 and i started earning at the age of 14 itself. the best way you can earn is on your computer with your creative mind. There are several websites which pay you a lot for typing and making small projects and some creative works like Jewelly desinging, All it takes is your hardwork and creative mind...Thanks hope you like my answer
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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.
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I feel your ambition and desire to "earn" money is impressive for an eight year old. All my kids did was to put out their hands and ask for money just because they felt they had in coming to them. \n\nHere was my solution for them. It seemed to satify their money wants and needs and also taught them the value of a dollar.\n\nSince, at around your age, a regular job was impracticle, not to mention illegal, I offered them this option. I will create a list of duties and chores they might do around the house and within our home. Alongside these items, I put a dollar amount, which I would pay upon their satisfactory completition of those tasks. Most were basic things that are routinely done. Others were tasks that would come up from time-to-time. Below is a sample list.\n\n1. Taking out the trash         $2.00 each time\n2. Vacuum and dust the house    $5.00 once per week or each time as needed.\n3. Wash the family car.         $5.00 per car, per request\n4. Clean the family bathroom    $3.00 each time, each bath\n5. Make my parents bed          $1.00 per day\n6. Do the Laundry               $2.00 per load (folded, of course)\n7. Painting                     Price Negotiable\n8. Cut the grass                $10.00 more or less depending on the size of your lawn.\n\nAnyway, I think you get the picture.\n\nThis will not only teach you the effort involved in earning money and it's value, it will require you to meet the standards of excellence your parents (your employers in this case) demand for their money. You see, in all jobs an employee is evaluated periodically for the quality of his or her performance. If they do really well, they may get a raise. Usually they are evaluated after the first 90 days, then every 6 months or year thereafter.\n\nPlease remember this! In all jobs, employees whose performance is poor or does not meet the expectations of their employer(s) (in this case your parents) could get fired or terminated. They may also be reprimanded for things like insubordination (talking back), misconduct or such things as not meeting the required deadlines. Things like these may delay "raises" and bonuses. If your parents are creative they might offer bonus' like a new pair of jeans or shoes, etc.   \n\nAsk your folks if they would agree to an arrangement like this. If they say yes, contact me and I will help you make up a Contract (A formal Agreement). This, for you, will be another great learning experience. By the way, things like raises and bonus' could be included in your Agreement with them. Think about it.\n\nGood luck.\n\nTennis Ball
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I've heard anything over 500.00 in yearly income counts.  Dont know for sure, as it depends on laws in your area.
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Minimum wage -since you are only 17 and more than likely do not have much employment/work history  experience I doubt you'll get more than the minnimum as a starting wage but if you apply yourself,get to work on time and do your job well  usually in 90days there is a small raise.  Good Luck
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Wages are usually on an hourly basis.\n\nSalary is a fixed amount.\n\nIncome is any money you get.
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It depends on what part of the country you live in (because the cost of living is different throughout the US) and also how much experience you have.  I would say it can range from $10 an hour if you are just getting out of school on up to $25 an hour.
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depends on area and union affiliation, but typically in excess of $18/hr
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The hourly wage depends a great deal on your level of education and experience. There are many positions open in the field that only require a high school diploma. Wages for these jobs average $7.00-$9.00 per hour. If you go to school to get an A.A. or an A.S. you will find that you are still going to be considered on par with a high school graduate. Once you get a Bachelor's degree, you will find that there are many more positions you qualify to work at and wages can go from $11.00-$14.00 per hour. If you get a Master's degree and you are not licensed within the state you are looking for work, the pay may be in the range of $13.50-$16.00 per hour. You will discover that once you can be licensed in the state in which you want to work you may start out at $28K per year. People who acquire their doctorate will be paid considerably more. Ask yourself the question, is the time and money I am spending to go to school going to pay off for the position I want.
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Yes, wages have declined since the mid 1990's when they were much higher.  Now, you can expect $15-$19/hr with 19 being very good.  The market is picking up a bit, but many jobs have gone overseas.  It is not a field where a job will just magically appear, but if you market yourself well, you will find a job.
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you will probabaly only be able to get a job making minimum wage because of your age unless you know somebody who can get you in a good office position or something most states have rules about minors and the hours they are allowed to work per week you can probably do fast food or retail
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If you are hourly take your wage per hour and mulitply it by 2,080.\n\n(That's 52 weeks in a year multiplied by 40 hours per week.)\n\nIf you are salary, do gross monthly salary multiplied by 12.
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Not unless you are a minor.\nhttp://wagehour.bes.state.oh.us/w3/webwh.nsf/allbykey/580BEF3DEFBCCEA5852567D2006B5FED
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Go To Salary.com hope that helps you.
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It depends on your state, as well as the type of claims you adjust. But I would say in most areas of the country, you'd be looking at a base salary in the mid-30's, plus some possible extras depending on the company. Assuming you plan to adjust auto claims.
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check out workopolis.com they have a lot of info on salary ranges.