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im 13 and i am looking for a job


Question Posted Friday May 6 2011, 5:00 pm

I work hard,I do what i have to do and its done right if i dont know how to do something i will learn.

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VoiceofReason answered Friday May 13 2011, 8:50 pm:
Good luck! Try to save at least 20% of the money you earn each time. It's never too early to start preparing for retirement.

For a kid your age, you can mow people's lawns and, if you live in a place where it snows, offer to shovel driveways. A little physical labor builds strong bodies and you may even meet some people who can really help you once you graduate from college.

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adviceman49 answered Saturday May 7 2011, 11:30 am:
I think it is admirable that you have a good work ethic at such a young age. Unfortunately by law, in many states you cannot have a real part-time job until your 16 years old for good reasons.


The Fair Labor Standards Act passed by the U S Congress in 1938 depicts a minor to be someone under the age of 16. In most instances this act and it definition of a minor limits when you work, vote and drink. As I said there are exceptions for farm labor and you may need to check with you state labor laws to see if and how they may apply.


Until you are of age you will have to settle for the more standard things a young person can do to earn money. They would be things such as walking and caring for a neighbors pets, babysitting, washing cars and things of this nature.


I realize that the world today revolves around money. That some parents can't always give their children everything a child may want. As I said I think it is admirable that you are willing to work to earn the money you want to or need. I also think it is important that you take the time to be 13. To play sports, ride bikes,; go fishing or camping. Do things that are meant for young people to

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rotXinXpieces answered Saturday May 7 2011, 9:27 am:
Uhm, try odd jobs around your town or city. Like cleaning things or walking dogs. If you live in a small town, you could try corn detassling if you think you can handle it since it's pretty tough work. I think that's mostly what a 13-year-old can do. Unless the laws are different where you are as you have to be 16 where I'm at to have an official job.

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lovealways1221 answered Friday May 6 2011, 8:03 pm:
good for you.

how do you want us to help though...?

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