The age a company can hire a teenager are determined by federal laws, though states may have laws in addition to the Federal Laws. Very few, if any major companies will hire 14 year olds because they are very limited in how many hours and when 14-year-olds can work, and they can be penalized if they break the limitations outlined in the laws. Smaller, local businesses are more likely to consider hiring a 14-year-old who is responsible and willing to do the work required.
"Because my skill set and work ethic would be a benifit to your company"
To get future experiences and to do my level best
Key competencies that would convince the company to hire you will be job specific. Know the details and skills the job requires before you apply, then sell these at your interview.
Wipro should hire me because i have the talent to learn things quickly. even i can play a vital roll as a team player if i get chance . i willing to work any where and work timing is not issue for me also. and in the end i would be asset for this company and company would be benefit for me also.
I would think not, why not take this to your legal adviser (lawyer or attorney) and see if you have grounds to sue.
I would look in your local phone book and then run the company through the BBB to make sure that they are a good company before you hire them to do the work.
yes
Get StartedThe Work for Hire Agreement is a document under which a "Service Provider" contracts to provide services for a "Company." Under this agreement, the Service Provider is an independent contractor with respect to the Company, and not an employee of the Company. This Agreement should not be used if the Service Provider is really an employee of the Company. In many respects, the Work for Hire Agreement is simply a short-form version of a Consulting Agreement.The Work for Hire Agreement should be signed by both parties and becomes effective as of the date inserted at the beginning of the Agreement.
A company would use a construction recruiter when it had alot of construction work projects and required more construction staff. They may also hire a company when they are doing renovations of stores in order to have another company check the qualifications of the construction crew.
The answer to this question would vary depending on your location, and that of which you would like to work in. Please edit your question so that a reasonable response can be given.
It all depends on what you would like to do and when you would like to work.Look at your towns main info website and email all the shops in your town and ask them if they would like to hire a 13 yr old to do Saturday work or something. GOOD LUCK!
It is illegal for any company to hire a 13 year old full time and you will be luckey to find one that will hire you at part time. Your best bet would to start babysitting or yard work.