where would b a good place 4 a 17-yr old to work?
490575
well you can start by attending a few more classes to help out with your inability to spell school, then you might want to try a library, where you can study while you work!
1164852
A good job would be working in a library. You could also work as a dogwalker, babysiter, lawn care, helping someone in the family at a home business, sell on ebay, or work in a clothing store. You could sell something you are good at, such as making jewelry or baking. You could sell brownies or cakes. You could sell crafts. You can sell things on consignment. There are so many things that you can do, there are alot of things you can do that it doesn't mater what your age is. Good Luck, Dear
964078
Checkout Craiglist and rent.com and that should give you a good idea.
1050125
You can have a job at the age of 15 if you get a work permit from your high school office or guidance office.  With that, you can apply at any place that hires anyone under the age of 18.  You may not get many replies because you are so young, but I worked with a girl who was only 15, and she was one of the better workers there.  In order to better your chances, you will have to include references on your application that can vouche for how responsible you are.  Also, the guidance office at your school should know of available jobs in your community.  You will probably only be able to find a job at a fast food restaurant, as a waitress, as a table busser, or working at a pizza place.  Working with fast food is not as bad as peopl think.  I worked at Burger King.  I gained friends there, and the overall atmosphere is usually very friendly, which makes it a nice place to work.  It doesn't pay well, but it's good work experience if you enjoy working with people.
313990
Actually yes it is possible to get a job at the age of 17. If you seriously want to earn some cash you basically have 3 options if you can't find anyplace that will hire anyone younger than 18.\n1. baby-sitting (yes its a classic i know)\n2. yard work\n3. house cleaning\nThese 3 options usually mean your own little buisness. If you don't want to do those then try looking online for some jobs. For example, snagajob.com, monster.com, etc. or you can even look at the websites of places you want to apply at online. (Some stores do have it to where you can apply online.) For instance, albertsons.com, tomthumb.com, walgreens.com, etc. Or you can do it the old fashioned way, walking in and asking for an application. Oh btw if you go into a place that your wanting to ask for the application, make sure you dress nice (not fancy nice but like jeans and a nice shirt nice) bcuz some places already know whether or not they'll hire you by the way you dress. so that ol' saying "dress for success" wasn't kidding. ok well i hope this helped. if you need anymore sites or anything you can email/IM me. ttyl!
477180
I think working at a cinema,theatre or arts centre is a good job for that age group. Work as a steward/usher or in the box office should be easy to come by if you are good with people. One perk of working in one of these jobs is that you quite often get free tickets.
680427
Retail or office work.  Or if you have any manual labor skills, carpet cleaning, maintenance, landscaping, something like that.
340937
go to the mall and ask every store thats what i did and im 15 turning 16 they will pay u min tho not that big pay only some stores will let u work for them. the elctronice u have to be 18
186170
The perfect company for you is www.paylessfuel.mybpbiz.com\nyou can work anywhere
342859
Try getting him to apply places that will really get him involved in people. A grocery story, a restaurant, somewhere where he can help people. A lot of times that really makes a kid feel good, even a 16 year old guy. But don't get him a job where he's going to be doing silly things. He's old enough now to realize that he needs to be doing something constructive. Gas stations are great, but I wouldn't start looking there. Also, keep in mind what he is interested in. If he likes animals, get him interested in an animal shelter or a vets office. Stuff like that would really boost his pride, too.
372576
depends how old are you?most restraunts won't higher you if you are lower than 16, retail stores the same way. If it's anywhere that's selling alcohol u have to be AT LEAST 18 to be able to serve it, but that varies by establishment and state. One person said library and that's a good place to start. you can be 14 and work there. The lowest grocery stores will higher is 15 b/c of child labor laws. Babysitting you can start at age 12, but u can't keep kids over night until later. Best bet is going to be look into the age requirements of the state. you can esily go online and look. type in child labor laws, or even just start calling places u want to work and ask what age they start highering at. It may seem tedious but if you really want to find a job and work you'll do it.Also if you don't have  a liscense or car ask your parents how far out are they willing to drive or if they are willing to drive you to work. best of luck!
1163132
six flags, chic fil a, publix, or kroger. make sure u get a work permit first. good luck!
394263
There are a lot of opportunities for preteens to get work.\n\nWhat do you like to do? Base your choice on that.\n\nYou can wash cars. How about cleaning your neighbors homes? You could water and mow the lawns and feed the pets when people are gone on vacation.\n\nDo you like bikes? Make a sign to put in your neighborhood that you can clean or repair bikes. \n\nAre you creative? Make note cards and sell them to your neighbors.\n\nThink about what you enjoy and find out what you can do that fits well with what you like.
579822
The McDonalds by my house has a sign that says "Hiring 15 years olds", try your local McDonald's. But you can only work limited hours due to age, school. I think some car washes, skating rinks, movie theaters, grocery stores, swimming clubs (concession stands) hire 15 years old. Good luck.
335469
i don't know about in utah, but at 14 i worked at a daycare.  It usually has to be a place where you know the owner at that age and you will be paid under the counter in cash due to child-labor laws.  I would say try talking to friends' parents about different things they could have you do at places they work.
56545
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.
75341
At 15, fast food places are a good start. Here in northeast FL, Micky D's starts them out at about $8 an hour. (I make that much as a CSR for a Valet Garage and I am 41!) Dishwashing, grocery bagger and stable hand (if you live near any farms)is also good. There isn't a whole lot a 15yo can do, really. Most places want a valid DL or have age limitations. Hope I helped SOME.