How old do you have to be to get a job in New Jersey?
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Depends on what job.\n\nFor a stocker 14\nFor cashier 18\nfor manager 21\nFor alcahol seller 21\nAny other would be 15/16 depending on WHERE you apply
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some fast food places will hire at 13,and 14..you just cant do any dangerous work,like cook on a grill.\nMy daughter got hired on at 14,shes not even allowed to wash a knife though..lol
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It depends on the state. Some say 18. And some will let you get it done earlyer with a parents written ok.
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You only need work permits in this state if you are under 16.   To get a permit here you would go to your school guidance counselor.  If that is not where you get them in you state the guidance counselor can send you to the correct place.
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Most fast-food places hire 15 year olds. But it depends where you live. For example, I live in california and you can get a job at an amusement park and a Chuck E Cheese type place. Most clothing shops in malls will have you wait until you're a senior in high school to work there.
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In many states, you cannot be formally employed before the age of 16. Check your state guidelines. If you can't, you can always do:\na paper route\nmow lawns for others\nshovel snow in winter\noffer a dog walking service \nbabysitting\nhousecleaning
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A worker's permit is needed to be employed as a minor between the ages of 14 - 17. The minimum age varies by state, so you will have to check to know for sure. Even if the age to work can be as young as 14, many states have provisions as to the type of labor and the amount of hours worked that are allowed. Other provisions include the number of hours allowed worked during school days & hours of the day that can be worked.
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16 for most jobs, some I would assume 18, and even others 21.  Just depends on the job.
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It's pretty much illegal to give someone under 16 a job, or a "real" job because of child labor laws. So some places give jobs to 15 year olds, but the laws are so strict even they can't work more than about 15-20 hours a week, so most places won't even bother with you until you're 16. \nTry getting a job helping out a parent, babysitting, or start selling things on ebay.\n\nps. I'm from Texas too :D, cept the DFW area, originally Houston.
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Whenever they want to start spending money. The earlier you start, the more money you will have to spend. Usually, the typical age a teenage starts working is between the ages of 14 and 16.
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In The USA, you must be 21
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Here in NJ you can get working papers at 14 years old.  My son had his first job at 14 last summer and just filed taxes for the first time.\n\nOtherwise, you could babysit or pet-sit.  You could help neighbors with housework or yard work.  you could sell stuff you don't really need -- like old video games (make sure your parents are OK with you getting rid of those items first).  If you have clothes you've outgrown, you could sell them to a consignment shop.
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I would check with local employers about whether they would consider hiring someone that young... even with working papers most employers will only hire someone 16+, there are so many restrictions on employers of minors that a lot of them will not do it just because of the hassle.
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Young people 14 to 15 years of age are permitted to work in a number of different types of businesses, with the majority working in some form of retail or food services. A work certificate is required during the school year. The employment of young people over the age of 16 does not fall under Missouri law, but some restrictions do exist under federal law. \n\nProhibited occupations generally involve dangerous equipment (cookers, slicers), dangerous materials (such as toxic chemicals), or dangerous duties (driving, roofing). In addition there are specific restrictions regarding employment in hotels and in businesses that sell alcoholic beverages. The U. S. Department of Labor also has restrictions listed in their
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Teens can work at 16. Just need a permitt which is easy to get. Do a search type in Child Labor Laws and your state to find out how to get one. Also in some states the min age without a permit is 16 others 18. it all depends on the start. \nhttp://www.doli.state.mn.us/childlbr.html\n\nhttp://www.dwd.state.wi.us/er/labor_standards_bureau/child_labor_laws.htm\n\nhttp://www.dol.state.ga.us/em/child_labor.htm\n\nhttp://www.dol.ks.gov/ES/html/child_DEE.html
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Legally? No. You can't legally get a job until you're at least 16.\n\nTry babysitting, making candles or soaps and selling it online, helping your mom sell Mary Kay (teenagers LOVE make-up!) and taking a cut. There are TONS of ways.
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yes. If you have a 4 year degree you can take what's called the "fast track" program which is a two year program where they teach you about teaching and then you need to be certified.  If I get certified in New York, I believe I still need to be certified in New Jersey, but I don't believe you need a masters degree to teach in NJ like you do in NY.