What are some jobs I could get? (I'm obviously 14.) I'm planning on going on a summer field trip (school wise) to Germany in 2 years and I need to raise a little over 3 grand for everything.
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Answer by jklrj+messicks=BFFA
Have a yard sell,mow some yards and babysit.
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waitress, lots of things...
ReplyDeleteIts illegal for you to get a 'real' job, but you can have car washes, yard sales, bake sales, ask for donations, etc.
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ReplyDeletebut u have to do wat ur good at
do babysitting, i guess thats the best, although youd probably only be able to work on weekends.
ReplyDeleteotherwise paperboy(girl), but i doubt they pay well.
best way to make that money is to work as a male prostitute! you will make that much in one night...Good luck... Don't die!
ReplyDeleteAccording to this website, you could work in a grocery store: http://www.dol.gov/esa/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs38.htm
ReplyDeleteHere is an excerpt from that page:
"They may perform cashiering, shelf stocking, and the bagging and carrying out of customer orders.
They may perform clean up work, including the use of vacuum cleaners and floor waxers.
They may perform limited cooking duties involving electric or gas grills that do not entail cooking over an open flame. They may also cook with deep fryers that are equipped with and utilize devices that automatically raise and lower the "baskets" into and out of the hot grease of oil. They may not operate NIECO broilers, rotisseries, pressure cookers or fryolators.
They may not perform any baking.
They may not operate, clean, set-up, adjust, repair or oil power-driven machines including food slicers, processors, or mixers.
They may clean kitchen surfaces and non-power-driven equipment, and filter, transport and dispose of cooking oil, but only when the temperature of the surfaces and oils do not exceed 100ยบF.
They may not operate power-driven lawn mowers or cutters or work in freezers or meat coolers.
They may not work in warehousing or load or unload goods to or from trucks or conveyors.
They are prohibited from working in any of the Hazardous Orders (discussed above for 16- and 17-year-olds)."