20 hours a week otherwise it is considered child labor.
About 40 hours a week?
A 16-year-old can work up to 18 hours per week during school weeks.
15 to 16 hours per week
A normal stocker makes 404 dollars a week. If you are 16, you will only work around 20 hours a week which means you will make around 200 dollars a week.
18-20 hours a week.
12-16 hours a week 7 days a week
A 17 year old that's still enrolled in regular day school can work no more then 28 hours a week and there are no federal laws regarding how many hours a day someone 16 years or older can work but your state may have there own regulations, you can find out how many hours a day you can work by calling 1-866-487-2365
If you earn $15 an hour and work 16 hours a week, you would make $240 each week. This is calculated by multiplying the hourly wage ($15) by the number of hours worked (16): $15 x 16 = $240.
I'm not sure for a 16 year old but from a recent history test that I took i know that no employee can work more than 40 hours per worker per week
I'm 16 years old now and I stay on the WestBank (Louisiana) and when I went to a interview at McDonalds, the Hiring Manager told me a 16 year old can only work 3-4 hrs a day, and if you work more you MUST take a break.... I know, it sucks because when you think about it, the most you'll get paid is $7.50, but, hey, it's better than nothing!
This varies by state. A chart with state regulations can be found at: http://www.dol.gov/whd/state/nonfarm.htm
40 working hours in week including 2 days rest in a week. And not allowed to work between 11pm. to 7am. According to the Department of Labor, The FLSA does not limit the number of hours or times of day for workers 16 years and older. It does also vary by state, so you must take into consideration the state they are in.