I'm looking for a job at 14...?

ok, so here's the deal.


I'm fourteen and I'm looking for an available job in my local area, the thing is; i'm not interested in the basic McDonalds;





Are there any other fast food places to work or clean at fourteen such as subway?





-all answers appreciated
I'm looking for a job at 14...?
Work rules really limit your hours and what you can do. Most places won't hire at 14 because your hours are too limited.





No worker under 18 may:





Operate a forklift at any time.


Operate many types of powered equipment like a circular saw, box crusher, meat slicer, or bakery machine.


Work in wrecking, demolition, excavation, or roofing.


Work in mining, logging, or a sawmill.


Work in meat-packing or slaughtering.


Work where there is exposure to radiation.


Work where explosives are manufactured or stored.


Recent changes in the law state that minors under 17 may not drive a motor vehicle; 17-year-olds may drive occasionally, if they meet certain requirements.


Also, no one 14- or 15-years-old may:





Bake or cook on the job (except at a serving counter).


Operate power-driven machinery (except certain types that pose little hazard such as those used in offices).


Work on a ladder or scaffold.


Work in warehouses.


Work in construction, building, or manufacturing.


Load or unload a truck, railroad car, or conveyor. Federal Child Labor Laws also have guidelines for the hours that a teenager may work.


For young workers between the ages of 14 and 15, work hours are as follows:


Not before 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m. between Labor Day and June 1 and not after 9 p.m. between June 1 and Labor Day.


Not during school hours





-maximum hours when school is in session are as follows:





18 hours a week, but not over:


3 hours a day on school days


8 hours a day Saturday, Sunday, and holidays
Reply:each state and employer is different.


this website site is from the US department of labor it deals with youth employment, it list laws, gives suggestions for how to get hired, it has information for parents, teachers, employers and teens.





http://www.youthrules.dol.gov/





click on the link


click on teens


click on federal and state laws


click on your state


read and follow the other links it gives you





http://www.youthrules.dol.gov/








some places won't hire you due to their companies policies just keep applying and stay positive you will find someone willing to give you a chance.














these are the federal laws most state laws are very similar


never before 7am


3 hours a day after school and before 7pm


no more then 18 hours per week


no more then 8 hours on Saturday


no more then 6 days a week


the laws apply to those under 16 regardless of if you are in public school, private school, home-schooled or not in any school, you can not work during normal school hours.





when school is out you can work:


7am -9pm


no more then 40 hours per week


no more then 6 days a week
Reply:Hey don't laugh at McDonald's you start out young in it you can become the store manager and get a couple of MacD's under your charge





You are talking some bucks





So don't laugh think about it for a minute





People will always wanting to eat out no matter how tight the pocket book is.
Reply:I used to work at Mcdonalds its not the best job in the world but it good exprience and okay pay.
Reply:my 14 yr old neighbor works at a restraunt on the weekends as a bus-girl...and sometimes during the week she babysits...i personally babysat a lot when i was that age...or consider housecleaning-like asking people that ur parents trust if you can clean their houses on the weekends or something-or walk their dogs...my friend had a paper route...