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im gonna be 14
im gonna be 14 this summer and wondered if there are any places that hie at 14.
examples: handels, DQ, dunkin donuts.
not a pape route.
please. i'll rate a 5 to anyone that tries
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Any grocery store, you just can't work casheir....it has to be in a department, or at least that's how it is in Canada. I don't know bout the States.....
Aswell, any place that serves food. Ie) Local Delis, bakerys, fast food, etc...
(In Canada)
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I don't know if you have this in your state but Bruster's real ice cream ( google the website) highers at 14 im 15 and i just applied. print out an application off of the website and turn it in to the closest one near you. GOODLUCK;)
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The best thing I can suggest would be doing some work at a library or animal hospital - though they may see that as volunteer work and you wouldn't be paid. Or they at least would make you work there a good six weeks before putting your name down on the payroll. Also, you should check with any little local antique stores or Mom & Pop pizza houses, small locally owned stores that aren't a chain. Fast food you couldn't do. I know the youngest they hire would be Wendy's and Subway at 15. And I don't think there would be any way you could weasel a job there, because during the summer every teenager wants a job, so why would they illegally hire a 15 year old when a million 17 year olds have applied, right?
Aside from that, there's babysitting. Try making a bunch of fliers and distributing them on the bullentin boards at your closest couple of grocery stores; free advcertising - that's what it's there for. However, baby sitting is a serious matter. Make sure you know exactly how to perform CPR on infants and toddlers in case of emergency, and once that is all settled, you can add that to your resume. Call them crazy, but parents are more likely to give you their business if they feel their child will be safe with you. You might be able to consider selling things on EBAY. Also, lawn mowing! BIG money to be had there; generally $10.00 - $45.00 per GOOD sized yard. See, there's options. None you might not be too thrilled with, but no one really likes to work... (=
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Generally, fast food places are the best place to try... Most wait until you are 16 to really start hiring. I am not positive, but I THINK a few clothing stores may also hire you part time...
-Steven
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Coldstone Creamery does
Not sure if you have one of those near you, but they hire as early as 14
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Edit - It's an icecream place
Oh, and when someone puts money in the tip jar, everyone has to sing
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EDIT:: I HAVE FRIENDS THAT WORK THERE THAT ARE ONLY FRESHMAN IN HIGHSCHOOL AND STARTED THERE OVER THE SUMMER BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH GRADE. BUT YOUR NOT ALOUD TO COOK UNTIL YOUR LIKE 18 SO YOU JUST DO THE REGISTER AND ALL THAT
I know McDonalds does
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Go to your local park district. Ask if their is anything you can do (guess services, concessions at a pool, ect.). It might be too late but it's worth a shot. Also try a grocery store. I'm not sure what the age requirements are, but maybe you can be like someone who bags the food. Also, you might want to get a workers permit. That will widen your opportunities of getting a job. (it allows people to hire people under the legal working age). If there's no chance in any of those, babysit. Put up flyers, and give your name out. If none of these work, don't feel let down. Enjoy your summer! After all it is summer. Eventually you'll have to get a job, enjoy not having any commitments while it lasts. Hope this hleps and good luck with your job search.
-cindy <3
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