At what age can a minor work and receive pay in Milwaukee?

Answer 1

According to the DWD Wisconsin minors can work at the age of 14 with a work permit at these places 12 years of age:

· Agriculture

· Street trades (delivering newspapers, selling products door-to-door or on the street)

· Work under direct supervision of minor's parent or guardian in connection with parent's or guardian's

business, trade, or profession if minor would otherwise be permitted to work in the same job at age 14

· Caddies on Golf courses (non-motorized carts)

· Domestic work in and around the home of the employer if not in connection with or part of a trade or

business

· Sideline officials at high school football games

· Ball monitors at high school football games or practices (as young as 11 permitted)

· Official for athletic events sponsored by private, nonprofit organization in which the minor would be eligible

to participate or in which the participates are the same age or younger than the minor

· Work in school lunch programs for the school attended by the minor

Other

· Participation in a court ordered juvenile restitution project at any age

· Street trades for a private nonprofit organization or a private or public school at any age to perform fund

raising

· Public Exhibition (theatrical performances, modeling, performing music, or singing) at any age

· Employment in domestic or farm work performed outside of school hours in connection with the minor's

own home or the family farm at any age