of course

It's 14, but you don't get but barley any working hours and not much money. It's better to start at 16 and even than you don't get called in much.

Well, if your talking around the home jobs. Feeding the animals, washing the dishes, cleaning your room, setting the table for dinner theres alot for you to do!

If your talking jobs like in public that sought of thing theres not much. If your parents own a business you clean up the store or stack the shelves.

Maybe if you play an instrument that's a job get it ot (guitar, volin etc.) and play some music on the sreet and see how many people give you money!

Sell tickets, walk dogs for people, mow lawns etc.

But always ask your parents!! Good luck!

In Columbus, Ohio you are able to get a work permit at the age of 14. Some jobs that will hire a 15 year old could include neighborhood stores in need of someone to stock shelves, or clean up. You could also get paid for doing yard work.

This might help but then again it depends on where you live.

If you have a talent you can always go down to a busy street and play an instrument and get paid for it.

If you dont have a talent like that then try to save up your money you own and do extra jobs around the house and get paid for it.

If its the summer you can have a lemonade stand or you can wash cars for a little pay.

If its the winter then you can go around and ask people to shovel the yard for as much money as you like.

- Hope this helped :D

why dont u wait until u really need the money and give those 12 year olds who really need the money a chance to earn it!

what im trying to say is to earn money and dont let the twelve year olds get it!!!

just old enough to walk and talk

yes

Absolutely. As a child, I had various chores to do around the house from the time I was six years old. This helps the child to structure his/her time around the home. There is lots more to life than electronic games, email and the internet.

As an adult, I still do lots of those same chores because my children are grown up now and moved away.

Yes. At a much younger age than this children can learn responsibility by being entrusted with certain jobs suitable to their age and ability. Life is a team effort and the sooner they learn to take their part in work to be done, the easier it will be to adapt to the adult world.

The major advantage is the increased amount of money stashed away for an emergency, major purchase, retirement or simply peace of mind. Also, saving pocket money is easy - you empty the money from your pocket at the end of the day and whatever is there goes into savings. This then builds and reinforces a habit of being frugal and saving money, which can help a person build other good financial habits.

Well...Im 11 and in my area you cant get a real job like working at McDonalds or something,but that's up to where you live. Most 11 year olds work is...

.Walking a neighbors dog

.Babysitting a house or kid

.Helping shop

.Chores

.Lemonade stand

and

.Garage or Yard sales

Well hopefully this answers your question,there is so little us pre teens can do.

This is not all,but this is most of it!

You can do that but i am 11 also and i kept on beggin my parents for money so they gave me a allowence if i kept my room clean only 5 bucks though. but i am a slob so my room is never clean eventually my parents said that they would give me 5 bucks to sweep and mop the floors and i have a pretty big house but it is really easy and you earn a lot of money and quick so have fun makin big bucks :).

well you can babysit for somebody you know. or mow yard haha.

i don't know where your from but where i live chic-fil-a hires at age 14.

so maybe you could alpply there. i hope i have help you in someway possible. :)

a twelve year old can be a baby sitter, but maybe not for people you don't know, like if you do it for your neighbours it is fine or for your parents. but otherwise it is a little bit dangerous.

Maybe you could try babysitting its easy and is always needed cause parents always need date nights.

If that's not your style you could make a lemonade stand, do chores, yard sell, wash cars, or maybe just mow yards.

these are all great hope there helpful

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14

There isn't a 'legal' age. It's pretty much whatever the parents want. That if, of course, if you are just watching kids for a family you know. However, if you want to get a job at a child care place, then it depends on the place itself I'm a teacher in Delaware and I think that when you are 16 you are able to watch a child approperatly, because you would have gone through the Red Cross training and you are more likely to handle a crises more smoothly as than a 13 year old

You have to be 35 to work in the state of Maryland.

I believe teens work, as in getting a job, because most of them need the money. Also, some may get work to get away from family or friends. Teens need money to do things they want and they know they aren't going to get everything from mommy and daddy when they are older. So, a job is the next step.

by singing very well and having a person who is recording songs

most jobs you to be 13 years or older to get a job just for the summer

no, but I really wish though. I really want to work there too. A good thing is though, volunteer at your local library, soon you will be answering phones and working the front desk, but it takes patients!

== == == == What Jobs Can Youth Do?

When You Are 13 Or Younger . . .

You can deliver newspapers.

You can work as a baby-sitter.

You can work as an actor or performer in motion pictures, television, theater or radio.

You can work in a business solely owned or operated by your parents.

You can work on a farm owned or operated by your parents.

However, parents are prohibited from employing their children in manufacturing, mining, or any other occupation declared hazardous by the Secretary of Labor.

When You Turn 14 . . .

You also can work in an:

* office, * grocery store, * retail store, * restaurant, * movie theater, * baseball park, * amusement park, or * gasoline service station.

You generally may not work in:

* communications or public utilities jobs, * construction or repair jobs, * driving a motor vehicle or helping a driver, * manufacturing and mining occupations, * power-driven machinery or hoisting apparatus other than typical office machines, * processing occupations, * public messenger jobs, * transporting of persons or property, * workrooms where products are manufactured, mined or processed, or * warehousing and storage. Different rules apply to farms, and individual States may have stricter rules. from other contributors: * DOG WALKING!! I'm only 13, and i have a dog walking service with 5 friends!!! its fun and you make about $15.00 a day, i mean yeah its not that much if your older now, but if your a kid, getting 15 bucks a dya is PRETTY GOOD!! == == == == * You can babysit, but my parents don't let me even though I took a class. You can dog walk(I walk my own dogs, but dog walking would pay $10 a day) and you can ask around at family owned restaurants or ask ice cream companies to hire you. I am currently looking in southern Cali, too. I'm 14 is 6 days.