anyone can tell me here...tat what age onli can we work??? im lookin forward to work leh...?
600512
It might depend on where you are.  It may vary from state to state (assuming you are in the USA) depending upon your age, whether or not you are still in school, parental consent, and possibly other factors, as well.
73201
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
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!
789240
This is the age of smart work. Look where your capabilities are, and then work, not hard, but smart!\n\nAll the best!
414499
I'm sure that anyone that has worked must file a tax return, regardless of age. Usually you will receive money back! So don't delay...file today!
732429
WHere I live they have an agency on aging..all their employees are over 60..they drive people to doctor's appts,  etc.  Some people want older people...women who won't get pregnant or get married and leave..people with life experience who appreciate more than a teen.  Would you be able to work FULL TIME. If not do this: apply to work at the local schools...in the lunchroom or janitorial..they work a few hours a day and after 5 years here you get ret. benefits too...then you can have 2 ret. benefits. You can sub. teach..part time...Wal-mart and K-mart and places like that hire door greeters that are over a certain age.. You would be amazed at how many people will appreciate you.  you may have trouble getting hired at a factory or hospital, etc because they are afraid of you getting hurt at the job and those jobs are in demand. Very few people want to work in a school/college cafe or cleaning toilets, etc. GL
812866
Most retail jobs hire at age 16 and up, especially luxury stores like Neimans/Saks and even Macys. I work at Sunglass Hut and I know that you have to be 18 to work there.
674250
Here's a page with lots of truly helpful information. I think it's awesome that you understand the value of work at your age. There are jobs out there, hang it there with trying to find the right one. I started workign when I was 14, but was lucky enough to be able to work in my family's restaurant. I still find the things I learned there to be valuable.\n\nhttp://jobsearch.about.com/b/a/75203.htm?terms=jobs+for+teens\n\nGood luck,\n~Tia~
262840
Been there!  I started working at a real estate office when I was just 19.  I am also short, and look several years younger than my age.\n\nI am now 23 and holding my own in a professional capacity.  I am also working on my broker's license.  Congrats to you on taking that step...It will be one of the best decisions you ever made!\n\nMy recommendations:\n\n- Dress the part.  Older people in the workforce, especially females, may not come out and say it but they lose respect for younger employees or flagrantly disregard the dress code or come to work with skin showing.  This is true in many professional circles.  If you haven't already, invest in a few good suits (Express has a good selection) and mix it up with collared button down shirts and other professional attire.  \n\n- Co-workers, clients, and the general public are expecting you to trip up because you are young.  Don't let this discourage you.  LEARN AS MUCH AS YOU CAN FROM EVERYONE AROUND YOU...even if you can't stand them!  Know your stuff inside and out and don't be shy about solving problems around the office.  Soon they'll see you're not some dumb kid prancing around looking for a hand-out, but a ready, willing, and able employee capable of handling the workload.\n\n- Pay your dues.  Yes, doing other people's grunt work sucks but it's a necessary evil in corporate America.  Look at grunt work as an opportunity to learn new things about different departments.  Everything you do is essentially a new learning experience, and it should be embraced.  This does not include pouring coffee, but you know what I mean.\n\nBest of luck, and if you need to talk to someone who's been through what you're going through, send me an e-mail at mrs.luca@yahoo.com.
435320
16 years old as long as you dont run any machinery....My daughter works there she started working the Front desk at 16 been there almost 3 years fills in for house keeping now and then
301892
Um it varies. I've been working there for almost 21 months and have no complaints but I could see there being some complaints. First off for most of the year if you're not a full time employee then you have no guarenteed hours. I make the schedule and have a hard time doing it because of budget. Of course that could just me my store and because my people are overpayed. But really the discount is nice, the benefits you get for being full time is nice and it's generally a fun place to work for. Usually the age range is from 17-25 but it really varies on where you live but I would expect it to be near the same everywhere. But yea, it's the best job I've had (I was @ Circuit City for 17 mo. & Toys R Us for 22)
914944
The previous posters are partially correct. It depends on the state you live in. Check out this link and find the minimum age you need to be according to Child Labor Laws in your state.\n\nhttp://www.dol.gov/esa/programs/whd/state/agriemp2.htm
1063993
Why did you lie about your age anyway? If you are able to work there legally at age 15 then there shouldnt be a problem saying your true age. If you cant work there till you are 16, then you shouldve waited till you turned 16 to apply for the job. Either way, yes they will find out with back ground checks.
385210
In North Carolina, you have to go to the court house and get a permission slip to go to work if you're under 18. I went to work at 14 and a half, but could only work certain days, and certain hours. Grocery stores, as cashiers, hamburger places, lots of places hire young people for the summer. My first job was bagging groceries. Good Luck, and have fun.........you meet lots of interesting people!
1158007
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.
704100
This will depend on what experiance u got .. U defenitly can work .. anybody can if they want .. \nGuess what .. I am looking for people to work with me .. if u r interested .. IM me and we will talk about details .. \nvickis_body_guard@yahoo.com
771850
Well, you'd think. These days it's all young people in the field and I hate to even bring this up but, age descrimination is done in many ways. Like, testing. It's just another way of doing the same thing, really! So, if you're not up on the latest or whatever they have an excuse to not hire you  and you can't get them for doing anything wrong right? The older we are the smarter we are and we are worth more and we might influence youngins to stick to their guns and we know unions are good for workers. So, talk to someone and find out about this test and make sure you are prepared to take it and get that job. I'm wishing you luck and love coming your way.