Where can a 14 year old get a work permit in Colorado?

Answer 1

Work permits are normally acquired at the school or school board. I'd start with the high school office, they can direct you to the person in charge of issuing the permit. It's worth noting that the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, Colorado Youth Law Guide, http://www.coworkforce.com/LAB/YouthLawFactSheet.pdf, specifically states that work permits are NOT required by Colorado law. It shows that the schools issue Age Certificates for employers that desire proof of age or School Release Permits for 14 or 15 year olds working during school hours.

Answer 2

Not according to the Colorado Department of Labor http://www.coworkforce.com/LAB/YouthLawFactSheet.pdf

Colorado Youth Law WORK PERMITS (8-12-111) Work permits are not required by Colorado law.

Age Certificates

Any employer desiring proof of the age of any

minor employee or prospective employee may

require the minor to submit an age certificate.

Age certificates are issued by or under the

authority of the school superintendent of the

district or county in which the applicant resides.

School Release Permits

Any minor fourteen or fifteen years of age who

wishes to work on school days during school

hours shall first secure a school release permit.

Such permit is issued only by the school district

superintendent, his agent, or some other person

designated by the board of education.

Answer 3

If you are in the US and need a youth work permit, you can check with your local Career One Stop Center, they should be able to help you determine if your state requires you to have a work permit and how to obtain one. See related link below.

Answer 4

Usually you would get a work permit from your high school office.

Answer 5

you could work at like a Pizza ship or like a compartment store or ABERCROMBIE1

Answer 6

Your School Councelor

Answer 7

No where..