Where can a 15 year old girl get a good paying job only on weekends?

Answer 1

As with anything in this world, it's a matter of "supply and demand". If you have a skill that is not common and a potential employer wants to pay for that skill, you will be paid for what the employer considers the skill to be worth. If you can only do what everyone else can do then you will be paid what everyone else would be paid. The question becomes, why would an employer want to pay YOU more than he pays someone else? If you are wanting $15.00 per hour but the employer can get others to do the same job for $6.50 per hour, why would he consider giving the job to you? A minute after you walk out the door after asking $15.00/hr, someone else will come in who is willing to accept $6.50 and he knows it. That is where the advantage of an education comes in. If you are an educated engineer and other equally qualified engineers will demand $30.00/hr, the employer will be forced to pay at least $30.00/hr to fill that position and he knows it. That's why it's called "supply and demand".

Answer 2

There are many places such as clothing stores in malls or shopping centers that hire at 16. Also, TCBY and Chick-fil-A (hires beginning at 14). Tan-n-go hires at 16 too. Kroger and Schnucks will hire at 16 so will places such as Outback Steakhouse for a hostess position. Red Robin, Dominos Pizza, Subway, as well as many other food places.

Answer 3

Probably a babysitting job.

Answer 4

Hooters