(Edit, sorry, the last answer was from a stereotype illiterate, take it from an ACTUAL 14 year old who lives in Detroit)
There isn't that much job opportunities out there, it's a struggle, YES I KNOW! Try mowing lawns, join Soup Kitchens, and or babysit! They all earn money! Or even try Family Dollar or Dollar Tree, they MAY accept you.
Well, besides for odd jobs in the neighborhood and for your parents and family and friends you must see what the legal age to work in your state is if you want to get paid on the books.
Become paper delivererIf you have any local newspapers try getting a paper route with them.Edit: the legal age in Chicago is 14 yrs min. Ages 14 and 15: During the school year, hours are limited to 3 hours a day and 18 hours a week. On days when there's no school and in the summer, working hours increase to 8 hours a day and 40 hours a week. There are limits on when you can work, too - no later than 7 p.m. during the school year and no later than 9 p.m.
WHEN I WAS 14 NOW 16 I WENT TO A NEAR-BY DAYCARE CENTER WHERE I ASKED IF I COULD BE ANY HELP TO THE STAFF MEMBERS BY HELPING OUT, KINDA LIKE A TEACHERS AID OR SOMETHING. WORKING WITH THE KIDS WAS SO MUCH FUN! MAYBE YOU SHOULD GIVE IT A TRY... SINCERELY DANIELLE FROM Texas....
One can find a job center in Chicago using the internet. Some websites that can help in this search for a job center include City of Chicago and FOX Chicago News.
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There are postings for jobs in Chicago at chicagolandjobs.com. You can also find many job listings at jobsinchicago.com
Other than the local newspaper, you can find help locating a job in Chicago by contacting Chicago Job Resource. They are helpful not only for locating jobs but also for helping you get the job in terms of help with resumes and interviewing.
His first job after college was as a community organizer in Chicago.
When she returned to Chicago her firat job was to become a lawyer
When she returned to Chicago her firat job was to become a lawyer
Good sources for jobs in Chicago would be the local newspapers for their job listings. It is worth buying the Chicago Tribune regularly and also looking in the job centers for other vacancies.
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You can find a job listing on sites like monster or simply hired that provide a great number of job listings. You can also go to a job fair in a area near Chicago.
you have to unlock Chicago and do a job there
She took a job in Chicago