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Jobs for 15 y/o
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Recently, my father lost his job and I would like to help the family get some money. I live far from the city and was wondering if anybody knows where I could get a job that's online since I am computer proficient.
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Your best bet is craigslist. Also, a job online is gonna be very hard to find without any experience or education.
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Tried it, too much fake job spam. And that is true. ):
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If there is a local grocery store that you could apply to those are always nice. They are usually well managed and aren't too stressful for a first job. My sister works at one while she's in college and she says it's nice.
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best bet is to get into a small company or a call centre type thing. or go out and work on a farm if you live in "hicktown". other then that just ask around craigslist or kijiji if u have that in the states?. im canadian so unno.
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Create a phone service and repair shop.
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Grocery stores are probably your best bet. Or if there is a local car wash near you, you can get tips and it is pretty easy job in the winter.
It is good that you are proficient with computers but not many companies will hire a 15 year old no matter how much computer experience he has. But it will help you a lot in the long run!
It is good that you are proficient with computers but not many companies will hire a 15 year old no matter how much computer experience he has. But it will help you a lot in the long run!
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Your best bet would be to go out to any shop/farm and ask if you could work there, they usually pay decently.
Finding a job online would be hard at 15 years old.
Finding a job online would be hard at 15 years old.
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depends on where you live in the UK this is the law for 15 year olds
If you are aged 15 but not yet over school leaving age you must:-
not work for more than seven hours on a Saturday or non-school day
not work for more than 37 hours in a week
be allowed one hour for meals and rest after four hours continuous work.
If you are aged 15 but not yet over school leaving age you must:-
not work for more than seven hours on a Saturday or non-school day
not work for more than 37 hours in a week
be allowed one hour for meals and rest after four hours continuous work.
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