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im 15 now and i want to know what jobs will hire me?
Asked by kk
Asked by kk
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Best Answer:
retsaurats like mcdonalds or stores like the mall or muisc store
retsaurats like mcdonalds or stores like the mall or muisc store
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hobo land.
Answered by sdsdhqjkH J
Answered by sdsdhqjkH J
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Stop and shop will
Answered by xcuppy_cakex15
Answered by xcuppy_cakex15
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its pretty easy getting a job in a bakery i got one when i was 14
Answered by McCain '08
Answered by McCain '08
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publix, GAMEstop
Answered by Lizard
Answered by Lizard
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Cafe's and Restaurants would.
Answered by Metro yeww!
Answered by Metro yeww!
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Maybe Tim Hortons
Pet store
?
Answered by shanni rawr
Answered by shanni rawr
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supermarkets, or warehouses like Costco
Answered by chuuey
Answered by chuuey
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Hostess age limit is 14.
So that works.
Answered by Coolcat
Answered by Coolcat
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many restaurants
Answered by Vez P
Answered by Vez P
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Fast food outlets :)
Answered by emnemz
Answered by emnemz
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Nobody until you reach 16. It's the law.
Answered by fjperez1978
Answered by fjperez1978
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try mcdonalds and burger king...basically fast food restaurants i suppose
Answered by Amber C
Answered by Amber C
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Fast food
Answered by ammo
Answered by ammo
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McDonalds and Chick-fil-A. Thats about it. You can always babysit or do other minor chores for ppl in your neighborhood...won't have to be bothered by the government that way.
Answered by deepthinker777
Answered by deepthinker777
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Apply anywhere... most likely a fast food chain would hire you like mcdonalds, wendy's etc.... but apply to places you want to work.
If you have a good attitude and are a hardworker anywhere would be lucky to have you!
Answered by LilLiE
Answered by LilLiE
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ugh. I'm 15 and I want a job too. I know for sure that supermarkets will hire you. You could try a clothing store or a jewelery store. A number of places may not want to hire you until you're 16 but all you can do is ask. Hope you find a good job!
Answered by my_way_home_is_through_you
Answered by my_way_home_is_through_you
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I'm sure your local whore house will hire you; I'm 13 and get paid very well for the work i do at the whore house down the street.
Answered by grupvondroppings
Answered by grupvondroppings
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well u can work as a bag girl in frys or bashas for like $7 an hour but since ur a student u can only work 4 5 hours a day
Answered by alman
Answered by alman
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oil fields..i started when i was 12....and banking $1200/week
Answered by mex_hustler
Answered by mex_hustler
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dunno if this is your type of thing but this is what i did and was a great leaning experience. work for your city!! soccer refs, basketball refs, football refs....everything is available. they are alwyas hiring here and the wage isnt to bad for a 15 yr old. 10 and hour but when your 16 moves up to 12 an hour. pretty good money rolling in.
Answered by keeper4life8
Answered by keeper4life8
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Answered by Galzzzzzzzzzzbhkjhfcvfnbhjhjgfcg
Answered by Galzzzzzzzzzzbhkjhfcvfnbhjhjgfcg
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don't go work fast food sweetie. try getting a seasonal gig at a department store wrapping presents. then try going to work for an accountant after the new year. from january 1st until april 15th its tax season. i worked for an accountant after school and must have stuffed thousands of w2 forms. then you can start doing the filing of bills and running errands and what not. that's a good place to start. maybe a lawyers office when you get your license and a car so that you can be a runner. that was a cool job too. i got to run errands and go to the courthouse and walk around the office picking things up and dropping things off. plus, getting a job in a professional environment will lead to better jobs. because one of the accountants or lawyers will know of a little side job here or there (babysitting, house sitting etc) that all really start to add up. im 26 and started when i was 15 stuffing w2s and have never worked retail. i don't even know how a cash register works, but ive always had plenty of work, a great network of people to work with and ended up with a pretty nice resume too. think big.
Answered by BayouGirl
Answered by BayouGirl
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