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What jobs will hire me? I'm 14 years old.?
Asked by Bri
I'm 14, and I live in Austin Texas, what jobs will hire me down here?
Asked by Bri
I'm 14, and I live in Austin Texas, what jobs will hire me down here?
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Best Answer:
Check out the farm markets.
Check out the farm markets.
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None.
Answered by mastaflymason
Answered by mastaflymason
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Taco Bell hires starting at age 14.
Answered by Kasie
Answered by Kasie
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you can mow lawns for your neighbors.
Answered by Grasshopper
Answered by Grasshopper
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None leagaly... Although.......
Answered by Menomena
Answered by Menomena
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None. You can probably volunteer.
Answered by kriz10
Answered by kriz10
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Babysitting...maybe
Answered by smarticalbrunet59
Answered by smarticalbrunet59
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mostly fast food places and maybe some libraries
Answered by aznelephant5
Answered by aznelephant5
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the only ones that might would be farming industries since there laws and regulations are diffrent
Answered by Kyle
Answered by Kyle
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Work at a golf range, or a restaurant. A golf range is boring but you get paid good.
Answered by Stephen
Answered by Stephen
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you best bet is babysitting for neighbors
Answered by walter_b_marvin
Answered by walter_b_marvin
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Fast food places
Answered by memito
Answered by memito
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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.
In addition, you may not work any other job or occupation declared hazardous by the Secretary of Labor.
Different rules apply to farms, and individual States may have stricter rules.
Answered by Rehan K
Answered by Rehan K
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you wont be able to get an actual job until you get a work permit...
but once you turn 15 you can probably get one
but for now.. babysitting in your best option.
or you can ASK to workat a consession stand for baseball games or something
Answered by Jen
Answered by Jen
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You can apply to be a cashier at your local grocery store; you can be a vender in a mall food court; you can baby-sit--there are lots of opportunities. You might even want to check and see if you can be a movie extra down there; it pays really well! Be careful of fradulent claims, though.
Answered by CrazyBug082945.hd
Answered by CrazyBug082945.hd
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I'm 14. I'm going to be a golf caddy this summer. Call your local country clubs and ask if they have a caddy program for teenagers- it's really an awesome program, you come into work whenever you want and you could earn scholarship money. It's physically hard work and you might have to wake up early, but if you get enough experience you can get paid well.
I also applied to the library (shelving books and such) and local grocery stores (some will hire 14 year olds, some won't, you'll have better luck with Mom-n-Pop places).
If all else fails, see if you can get a babysitting gig or mow lawns. Good luck!
Answered by Becky B
Answered by Becky B
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Babysitting if not cutting lawns.
Answered by Ninja assassin
Answered by Ninja assassin
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Cool!
I live in Gonzales Texas,ever heard of that place?
I would say the best way to make money is to ask your parents for an allowance or go to houses in your neighborhood and see if they are willing to pay you if you help out.
I'm 14,btw too.
Answered by Clayton K
Answered by Clayton K
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