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If you are a minor, you need a working permit to work in Virginia. You can apply for this permit through a Work Permit Issuing Officer at most high schools in the state.
depends on what state you live in in Virginia
Yes, a minor child under the age of 16 can work in the state of Pennsylvania. A work permit must be granted before any minor under the age of 18 can work in the state.
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No. only 15 and a half with a work permit (state law)
Rules vary state to state (and country to country) most jurisdictions the range is 12-16 and there are restrictions on the number of hours that one can work and what hours in a day (ie not during school and not late at night). In South Australia, for instance, its fifteen years.
In the State of Michigan a student can work at the age of 15 with a work permit from the school they attend.
It all depends on your age, state, and company. I work at DQ and I'm 17, and I usually leave work at 10:45p.m.
The state of Virginia does have job openings available right now. You can go to the classified section of your newspaper to look where to apply and you can go to well known websites such as Workopolis.
In Texas a minor can work at 14 with parental permission. At 16 a minor can work anywhere. Laws change from state to state in regard to working under the age of 16. In the State of Michigan a student can work at the age of 15 with a work permit from the school they attend. In the State of Michigan a student can work at the age of 15 with a work permit from the school they attend. it usually depends on the state. most of the time it's 14. at the age of 14 in New York
Virginia is a large state, with many job opportunities. Depending on one's career field, there are jobs available in agriculture, retail, education, government, and self-employment. Virginia also has a large military presence with a naval base located in Virginia Beach.
The minor needs to be of lawful working age in the state where s/he plans to work. S/he also needs to have the correct immigration paperwork authorizing him/her to work. For information on visa options, see www.martinvisalaw.com.