What kind of job can i get as a 13 year old? Answered

In the US, you must be 14 to get a work permit from school, then you must have your job fill it out, then you must have your school sign it. If you need a job at 13 and can't wait, i wold suggest asking people for baby sitting jobs, and yard work jobs too. Things like raking leaves, mowing, and other jobs can pay quite a bit. If you feel up to it, have your "employer" sign a contract so that all services you preform must be payed for and that you will do things like mow on a regular basis for a set amount. This makes it so you can mow even when it isn't needed and still get payed.

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Oh, my friend brings around newspapers during the summer, my other friend harvests vegatables during the summer. Maybe you can look around for that.

In the UK, at 13, you can do most jobs you want, as long as you do not work before 07:00, and within an hour of the start or finish of school.

You must also get a permission form filled out by your school, usually by your Head of Year. If they consider the job to be inappropriate (eg dangerous), they can refuse to sign the form.

Without the form, anybody who employs you is breaking the law,

Around here, the only stores that generally hire 13 y.o. are super markets as bag boys. Just give yours a call and see if they'd hire someone your age. If they will, go in and get an application.

Mow lawns i do it and get paid $10 an hour

Here in Canada you can do whatever you like.

What's acceptable for a 13 year old depends on where you live. Around here, it's pretty unlikely anyone will hire you formally... but mowing lawns, yardwork, passing out flyers, delivering papers, and small jobs like that are common. Some kids make and sell crafts (hemp jewelery is popular). When I was thirteen, I got all the money I needed handling family yard sales and occasionally helping family members with firewood or unloading a truckload of building materials. I didn't work outside of family odd-jobs until I was 16. In my region: There's no law that says you can't take a job, but there are laws that restrict your hours and the kinds of work you can do. It's nice sometimes to hire a kid, but a lot of employers avoid it and hire teens to do the grocery bagging or shelf-stocking because a 16 year old can work with no restrictions. Just a side note... if you do odd jobs, make sure you do them safely with all the recommended safety equipment. I understand it can be an investment, but consider that you will probably not be protected by any occupational health laws if you get hurt. For example: If you're mowing, wear safety glasses, earplugs, and safety boots.