What is the youngest age to get employed?

Answer 1

You don't specify where you're located, which makes it difficult to answer.

In the United States, it depends on where "somewhere" is. For most non-agricultural jobs the limit is 16. However, children of any age can work for their parents (unless it's in mining, manufacturing, or other hazardous jobs), can deliver newspapers, can perform in theatrical productions (including radio, television, movies and live theatre), and can do babysitting or other minor domestic chores.

Anyone under the age of 18 is subject to additional restrictions about working hours (only so much per week, must leave work before a particular time of day, etc.), so the mere fact that it's legal for an employer to hire a, say, 16 year old does not necessarily mean that they will not pass them over for an 18 year old given the slightest option.

Answer 2

16. Child labor laws prevents an employer hiring anyone under the age of 16.

Answer 3

16. Child labor laws prevents an employer from hiring anyone under the age of 16.

Answer 4

The youngest age for a job is 13 years old

Answer 5

16. Child labor laws prevents an employer from hiring anyone under the age of 16.

Answer 6

Either 14 or 13.

Answer 7

10