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Question Posted Thursday February 21 2008, 2:17 pm

Story: 16/f I recently went in to the local YMCA for an application to be a camp counselor. The guy seemed totally interested in hiring me. He asked if I was elligible for a background check and I said yes. He said well wait, you're not 18 so you can't have one.
My question: Can I have my parents signoff on a background check? I live in RI if that makes a difference.

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knightuk answered Friday February 22 2008, 10:01 pm:
I don't think you can be a camp counselor if you are under 18 , its a legal thing and basic common sense , I wouldn't want my children to be looked after by another child.

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