Are you under 16 years of age and looking for work? Many 14 and 15-year-olds have reasons for wanting to work. You might want to start saving for college early.
Or, you might want to start now to save for buying a car when you’re 16. Whatever your reason, know that there are opportunities out there for kids to make money.
Working at a young age can give kids many benefits, such as:
- Learning about the responsibility of work
- Understanding the value of earning money
- Learning to give, save, spend and budget
- Earning money for goals such as college or a car purchase
There are many online employers and across the country who will hire workers as young as 14, and we’ve got a list of 17 below, as well as businesses that teens can start.
However, first it’s important to understand the rules surrounding jobs for kids under 16. Workers who are 14 or 15 have different employment laws than those who are 16 and up.
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What You Need to Know About Working at Age 14 and 15
There are some things you need to know if you’re going to try and get a job with a company and you’re under 16. The federal government has child labor laws that dictate when and how you can work.
Here are the government rules for working if you’re under 16 years old. There is a law in place in the U.S. called the Fair Labor Standards Act.
This act helps protect workers from unfair labor practices by employers. There are specific rules in this act that apply to workers under 16.
The first rule is that 14 is the minimum age for employment.
This rule does not apply in certain situations where there is no minimum age, such as:
- Babysitting
- Delivering newspapers
- Working at a business your parents own (as long as it is a non-manufacturing/non-hazardous job)
- Any work that involves theatrical employment, such as acting in commercials or movies
If you are working in any of these capacities, you can do so even if you’re under the age of 14.
Limits on the Number of Hours 14- and 15-Year-Olds Can Work
There are also limits on the number of hours and the times of days 14- and 15-year-olds can work.
The Fair Labor Standards Act says 14- and 15-year-olds may only work:
- 3 hours per day on school days
- 18 hours total in any given school week
- 8 hours per day on non-school days
- 40 hours per week maximum on non-school weeks
Also, 14- and 15-year-olds can only work between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. This limit changes to 9:00 p.m. from June 1 through Labor Day.
To find out more about the laws regarding working as a 14- or 15-year-old, see the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) government webpage.
How Much Should 14- and 15-year-olds Get Paid?
What you will get paid as a 14- or 15-year-old worker depends on a number of factors. As an employee, you must get paid at least minimum wage.
The federal minimum wage is currently set at $7.25 per hour. All states must pay at least this much to workers.
However, there are different minimum wage rules for youth. The FLSA states that youth under 20 years of age can be paid a minimum wage of $4.25 for the first 90 calendar days of work.
After the first 90 calendar days of work, they must be paid at least the federal minimum wage.
However, some states have their own higher minimum wage laws. In fact, most states have a higher minimum wage than what FLSA requires.
Two states, Georgia and Wyoming, have a lower minimum wage: $5.15 per hour. However, employers subject to FLSA rules must pay at least the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
Places That Hire 14- and 15-year-olds
Many companies are willing to hire responsible 14- and 15-year-olds for work. Also, there is independent work you can do as a 14- or 15-year-old.
The three main types of businesses that are willing to hire younger workers are:
- Restaurants
- Grocery stores
- Entertainment venues
We’ve put together a list of well-known businesses that hire at 14- and 15-year-olds. If there’s one near you, you may be able to get a job there.
Work as a 14- or 15-Year-Old at a Restaurant Chain
There are a few restaurant chains that will hire 14- and 15-year-olds. Here is a list of some that we found.
1. Baskin Robbins
Ahh, Baskin Robbins. The home of endless flavors of ice cream. They’ve got nearly 3,000 locations in the United States alone.
With stores in 46 out of the 50 states, you may be able to find one near you. Baskin Robbins will typically hire as young as 14 at most stores.
2. Ben and Jerry’s
More ice cream. Ben and Jerry’s is the home of famously surprising ice cream concoctions. Have you tried their famous Chunky Monkey?
Ben and Jerry’s has scoop shops throughout the U.S. They hire workers as young as 14 years old at most stores.
3. Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen has over 4,000 locations in the U.S. They hire workers as young as 14 years old. Available jobs vary by location.
You might work as a cashier, food preparer or cook, or a restaurant cleaner.
4. Culver’s
Culver’s restaurant is similar to a Dairy Queen Grill & Chill. They have nearly 700 locations in about half of the U.S. states.
You can find work at a Culver’s restaurant if you are 14 years old or older. Available jobs vary by location.
5. Rita’s Italian Ice
Rita’s Italian Ice has over 600 locations throughout about half of the U.S. states. They serve Italian ice, ice cream, gelato, custard and more.
The minimum age to work at most Rita’s Italian Ice locations is 14. Available jobs vary.
6. Bruster’s Real Ice Cream
Bruster’s Real Ice Cream has over 160 locations in 20 U.S. states. You can work there as an ice cream scooper starting at age 14.
They require all employees to have a “teamwork” mentality and a happy attitude. Who couldn’t be happy serving ice cream?
7. Boston Market
Boston Market has approximately 450 store locations in 28 states. They serve rotisserie chicken and accompanying side dishes.
You need to be 15 to work at Boston Market. They typically hire for dishwashers and servers at that age.
8. Chick-Fil-A
Chick-Fil-A serves, well, chicken. They’re your typical fast food restaurant with chicken as the featured sandwich choice.
Chick-Fil-A has over 2,000 restaurants in almost all 50 states. Most locations will hire teens starting at 14 years of age. Bonus: You’ll never work on a Sunday at Chick-Fil-A. They’re closed on Sundays.
9. McDonald’s
I’m guessing there’s probably a McDonald’s restaurant near you. They have over 14,000 store locations in the United States alone.
You can start working at McDonald’s at age 14 at most locations. You’ll be hired to do various jobs such as serving, cooking and restaurant maintenance.
Ready for more ideas? Here are some grocery stores that will hire 14- and 15-year-olds.
Work at a Grocery Store at age 14 or 15
These grocery store locations may hire 14- and 15-year-olds to work at their store locations. Know that state labor laws can have an impact on hiring age at all places of employment.
10. Giant Eagle
The Giant Eagle grocery store chain has over 400 locations in the United States located in five U.S. states. They’ll hire workers as young as 14 years old for various positions.
If you live in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Indiana, Ohio or West Virginia, you may be able to work at Giant Eagle.
11. Hy-Vee
Hy-Vee grocery stores have 240 store locations in the Midwestern United States. Some stores hire 14- and 15-year-olds and some don’t. Positions for younger workers vary.
Since each store is independently operated, the minimum hiring age is up to store management.
12. Giant Food
Giant Food has over 150 grocery store locations throughout Virginia, Maryland and Washington D.C. They hire workers as young as 14 years old in many locations.
Check with your local Giant Food store for details.
13. Kroger
Kroger has over 2,700 grocery stores across the U.S. They own stores under other names as well, such as Fry’s, King Soopers and Smith’s.
Some of these stores do hire workers as young as 14 years of age. You’ll have to check with your local store to verify whether they hire at 14. This is because each state’s lawn vary regarding hiring age.
14. Publix
Publix has over 1,100 grocery stores located in seven states:
- Alabama
- Florida
- Georgia
- Tennessee
- Virginia
- North Carolina
- South Carolina
They do hire starting at 14 years of age for cashiers, floral clerks or service desk clerks. Check your local store for available job information.
15. Winn Dixie
Winn Dixie has nearly 500 grocery stores located in Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Georgia and Louisiana. They hire for some positions starting at 14 years old.
See your local Winn Dixie to see if they have available positions for 14 year olds.
Entertainment Venues That Will Hire 14- and 15-Year-Olds
Many entertainment venues hire younger workers. Check out this list to see if there are places near you where you could work at 14 or up.
16. AMC Theaters
AMC Theaters has over 600 theater locations in the United States. Many locations will hire workers as young as 14, but not all locations.
Check with your local AMC theater if you’d like to work at a movie theater.
17. Six Flags
There are 25 Six Flags amusement parks and water parks in North America. You can work there as young as 14 years old.
Job positions vary by location and season. Contact your local Six Flags for more information. If you don’t have a Six Flags park in your area, contact your own local amusement park or water-park.
We have an amusement park where I live. It’s not a Six Flags park, but I do know they hire kids as young as 14 to work there. Most larger metropolitan areas have at least one amusement park or water park.
Check with Local Indoor Entertainment Venues
Many cities and towns also have indoor entertainment venues, such as:
- Rock climbing centers
- Trampoline parks
- Indoor water parks
- Bowling centers
- Arcades
- Laser tag centers
And more. Most are independently owned and not chains. I’d encourage you to call your local entertainment venues and see what their minimum hiring age is.
When I checked with local entertainment businesses where I live, several were hiring kids as young as 14. These venues are kid-friendly types of businesses. Therefore, I think they like hiring younger teens.
Now, let’s look at another income-producing option for 14- and 15-year-olds: starting your own business.
Businesses You Can Start at Age 14
Maybe, instead of working for a traditional employer, you’ve considered starting your own business. There’s no reason you need to wait until adulthood to become a successful entrepreneur.
There are many benefits to earning income via your own business as opposed to working for someone else. Here are a few of those benefits:
- You control your income.
- You’ll get fantastic experience in all aspects of running a business.
- Gain confidence as you experience the ups and downs of business ownership.
- You’ll be able to target the type of clients you want to serve.
- You can control how big your business grows — or doesn’t grow.
Starting a business is hard work, but it also allows for a vast array of experience. You’ll learn what works — and what doesn’t — for the type of business you run. There are many invaluable life experiences to be had through entrepreneurship. Maybe now is the time for you to start having those experiences.
Here is a short list of business ideas you can implement right now to begin earning money on your own schedule.
Babysitting
Are there lots of younger children in your neighborhood or your family/friend circle? Why not start a babysitting business?
Of course, there are skills you should have if you want to be a babysitter. You should be good with children and like caring for them.
You also have to be mature and responsible. The most successful babysitters are the ones that both parents and kids appreciate.
Parents prefer babysitters who are disciplined with their kids and make responsibility a priority. Kids prefer babysitters who will interact and play with them.
You can advertise your babysitting business via social media, on a neighborhood app, or by sending out emails. You could also hand out flyers to neighborhood homes.
Spread the word by telling friends of your parents and family members you’re looking for jobs. Set your hourly wage beforehand so you know what to tell parents about your rates.
Many babysitters charge a higher rate for babysitting multiple children, too. If you like kids, this could be a great business for you.
Pet Sitting
Maybe you prefer caring for dogs and cats over caring for kids. Why not start a pet sitting business? Many pet owners go out of town for vacation or for work purposes. You could offer your services to care for their pets.
It’s important to note that some pet owners will only need you to check in on their pet once or twice a day. For instance, cats can stay home alone as long as they’re fed regularly.
However, dog owners may need you to take their dog into your home to watch it. This is especially true if they’re going out of town.
You’ll want to get your parents’ permission first before you offer that type of service. Choose your rates and advertise the same way you would for babysitting.
Dog Walking
Being a dog walker can be another good business idea. If there are lots of dogs in your neighborhood, you could offer to walk them.
Set your hourly rate and advertise to dog owners near you. If the dogs get along with other dogs, you could walk three, four or more dogs at a time. This will increase your income.
If you are good with dogs and can be responsible when walking them, this might be the business for you.
Lawn Mowing
Do you like doing yard work? How about starting a lawn mowing business? You’d have to get your parents’ permission to use their lawn mower first. Or you could buy your own.
Advertise to neighbors by handing out flyers. Offer to take this tedious chore off of their hands. Make some money in the process.
If you live in a northern state where there’s snow in the winter, you could offer snow shoveling services as a part of your business, too.
Mobile Car Wash
One chore people have a hard time finding time for is cleaning their car. You could start a mobile car washing business and help them out. Here’s how that would work.
You would go to each client’s home to wash their car on weekends or after they get home from work. This is always a nice benefit for clients.
First, you’d clean the inside; remove garbage, vacuum it out and wash the inside of the windows. Then, you’d use the client’s hose and water, your soap, bucket and rags and clean the outside of the car. Be sure to bring towels to dry it off when you’re done, too.
Choose an hourly rate that ensures you make enough money to cover work time and travel time. Advertise your services on a neighborhood app, via flyers, or by asking family or friends for business.
House Cleaning
Are you good at cleaning house? If so, why not start a house cleaning business? You could go to a client’s home and do dusting, vacuuming and light clean up.
Or, if you’re great at organization, you could work with a client to organize their garage, basement or other parts of their home.
Choose an hourly rate and try to give a quote based on how long it will take to you do the job.
Mother’s Helper
A mother’s helper is a little bit different from a babysitter. A mother’s helper usually works when a parent is home. They’ll do various tasks as they help the parent care for the children.
They might clean up the house or do dishes. Or, they might play games with the children while the mom works from home. Each client will likely have you do different tasks so they can focus on their tasks.
This can be a good job for people who like kids but may not be comfortable being alone with them.
Task Runner
If you have a bicycle and live in close proximity to local businesses, why not start a business as a task runner. You could do minor errands and tasks for local residents, such as:
- Small shopping trips
- Trips to the post office or library
- Small cleaning or other home tasks
- Short delivery tasks
Or others. Just make a list of tasks you’re willing to do, and list your services on a neighborhood app or hand out flyers to neighbors. Be sure to have your prices set beforehand, or state that you’ll give a price based on the task.
Doggie Doo Scooper
Do you have a lot of dog owners in your neighborhood? Why not offer to make a weekly job out of cleaning doggie doo from their yards. The only tools you’ll need are plastic bags and a poop scooper.
I’d be willing to bet at least a few of your neighbors would pay someone to take that job off their hands.
These are just a few ideas of what you can do if you want to work at your own business. If you’d rather work for yourself than work for someone else, think about entrepreneurship.
Summary
If you’re under age 16, there are plenty of viable work opportunities for you. Just be sure you — and your employer — are following state and federal guidelines for youth workers.
If you’re under 16 and interested in working to earn money, consider the jobs listed above. Each type of job will give you valuable skills and experience.
Did you work a job when you were under 16? Or are you currently under 16 and working? If so, share your experiences with us on Facebook.
Hey Laurie,
I like how you suggest ways to get a job AND start a business.
In my opinion, if someone young decides they don’t want to start a business, working as a waiter or waitress is the next best option. This way, you can earn commission (tips) based on your performance. This teaches kids how better quality work can earn them more money!
I think having a job this young teaches kids the value of money!
I agree. Start when they are young. That’s what we’re doing with our kids!
You liars! I’ve asked every restaurant in town if I can work there and they said I must be 16!
It is possible that a restaurant won’t hire below the age of sixteen for safety reasons. For example, if the open position requires handling dangerous materials, such as hot grease, they may not hire someone younger. The good news it that there are still other avenues for you to make money. We have several posts on our website about how teens can make money. Check them out. I hope they help.
I’m 15 years old and I would like to get a job at Boston Market. I really hope to start working soon. It’s going be my first time working. Please call me 3139482352.
You can’t get a job there by commenting on this post. You would need to contact them directly and apply. This post is just to let you know that there are places that will hire workers at 14 and 15 years of age. I hope you apply and get the job. Good luck!
I am 15 and trying to get a summer job! Thanks for this post.
Your welcome, Anna! I hope you are able to get one and make some money.
I am 14 and about to be 15 in 2 months. I’m looking for a summer job.
Check out the ideas in this post, then, to help you out. In addition, we have other posts on ways kids and teens can make money. Be sure to look those over too and I hope you have good luck finding a summer job!
I’m 14 and looking for a job to help out my mom. My hours are 5 to 10.
Check out the links in this post to see if you can find work. Also, we have other posts on our site you might take a look at. There are lots of different ways for kids and teens to make money. Good luck!
Depending on where you live, you can always detassel corn too! They do that starting at 13!
Yes, teens can sometimes get jobs working on either their own family farm or someone else’s, especially if they have experience. That’s a good point, although it may not be applicable for those in cities who lack the experience. Thanks for that comment.
I’m 14 and I’m looking for a summer job.
Use this post to see if you can find work for the summer. We also have other posts about ways kids and teens can make money so be sure to check those out as well. Good luck!
I’m 24 and still looking for a job so I can finally move out of my parents house.
You could try some the of ideas in this post. We have many other posts about ways to make money that could help you too. Good luck!
I need a summer job at Chick-fil-A.
Try out the ideas in this post. In addition, we have other posts you could check out that can help kids and teens make money.
I’m 14 and will be 15 in 3 months. I am looking for a summer job.
Check out the ideas in this post to see if you can get one. Also, we have other posts on how kids and teens can make money. I wish you luck!
Does that apply to selling or making clothes online?
It depends on the situation. If you are working for a company that hired you, then yes, I believe those employment rules would apply, assuming that is your question. However, if you have started your own business making and selling clothing online I don’t believe those same rules would apply.
I’m 15 years old and I have been look for a job for about 2 months.
I hope this post can help you then. In addition, we have other posts on our site that can help kids and teens to earn money. Check them out and good luck!
I am 15 and turning 16 July first. I’m looking for a summer job.
Check out the ideas in this post to help you get one. We also have other posts about ways kids and teens can make money. Be sure to check those out as well so you can make money this summer. Good luck!
I am 14 years old. I want to work as a dog walker or dog sitter. I live in Brooklyn.
You could try advertising this to friends, family, or neighbors with pets that need extra care when they are working in the evening, weekends, or on trips, etc. Try giving them one experience free and if they like your services, ask that they consider you again for a fee. You can also ask for referrals and see if they will fill out a testimonial form that you create with questions about their experience. Then you can advertise to others with references and build your business. This is just one idea. I wish you success!
I’m 14 years old and my mom says I’m too young to be working at this age. What other jobs can I do to earn money instead of leaving my house?
We do have other posts on our site with ideas for ways kids can earn extra money. You might also try babysitting or filling out surveys online – we have a post about survey sites that are for kids where you can make money. These are just a few of the ideas to try.
I’m 15 and I’m looking for a job so I can maybe get a new phone and help my dad out with things.
That’s great that you want to help out your family. Use this post as well as the other posts we have on our site to help kids and teens make money. I wish you luck!
I’m 24 and still looking for a job so I can finally move out of my parents house.
That’s got to be discouraging. However, there are things you can do to start your own business and make money. Check out our posts about them. I wish you success.
I’m willing to work here. I need a job asap.
Check out the links and other information in this post to help you get a job quickly. In addition, we have other posts on this site that can tell you ways kids and teens can make money. I hope you are successful!
Hi, my name is Zoe and I’m 15 but I live in a small town. There’s not that much around here. What do you suggest?
It’s hard for me to know your exact situation. I suggest you check out the links in this post to see if anything would work for you. We also have other posts on our site about ways kids and teens can make money. Check them out. Whatever you do, don’t quit looking for ways to make money. Something is sure to fit your circumstances and help you earn money. Good luck!
Please help me get a job.
Check out the links in this post as well as our other posts about ways kids and teens can make money. I wish you good luck and hope you can get a job.
Figure out your strengths and start a business accordingly. I’m good at math, so I have a summertime job of tutoring kids.
That’s some very good advice! Thanks for commenting. 🙂
I’m 14 and turning 15 in 5 months. I need a weekend job.
Try using this post to help you find a job. In addition, we have other posts on our site to help kids and teens make money. Good luck!
I’m 14, almost 15 – in a few months. I’m looking for a summer job so I can save up for future emergency money needs and other things.
That’s great, Haley! Hopefully this post will help you to find a job. We also have some other posts on our site about ways kids and teens can make money. Be sure to check them out!
Hello, I am 15 years old. I live in northern California and we do not have any of these options available where I live, so these ideas are not a viable option. What do I do? I am in desperate need of work so I can help support my family.
You are to be commended for wanting to help your family! We do have some other posts that might help you out as well so be sure to check them out. Above all, don’t give up and if you have to, don’t be afraid to apply in person by going door to door to businesses. That sometimes works!
I’m 14 and I need a summer job.
Check out the options in this post, then. That should help you get started. We have other posts on our site about ways kids and teens can make money, too. Be sure to check them out and I hope you are able to get a job for the summer! 🙂
I’m 15 years old and I’m looking for a summer job to help my family out. There is a house full, like 9-10 people, and I just need a job to prepare for my family and myself.
That’s great that you’re trying to help out your family! Kudos to you! Check out the links in this post to help you out. We also have some other posts on our site about ways kids and teens can make money. You might want to read them to see if some of the ideas will work for your situation. I wish you luck!
I just turned 13. As soon as I am 14, I want to get a job. So, thank you for this site.
You’re welcome! We also have more posts on this site about ways kids and teens can make money. Be sure to check them all out. You might even be able to start some of them now. Good luck!
I’m a 14 year old guy who is looking for a part-time job. I’m trying to help out my father with bills and my brother too.
You are to be commended for wanting to help out at such a young age. I hope this post helps you out with that. In addition, we have more posts on this site with ideas for ways kids and teens can make money. Be sure to check them out and good luck!
I’m 14 and I’m just curious how I contact an employer to apply at Chick-fil-A?
If I were you I would check out their website to see if you can apply online. In addition, I would go in to the one nearest you that is taking applications to make sure they received it. You may also get a chance to talk to a manager so they can see that you are responsible and ready to work. Good luck!
I am 15 and looking for a job.
The links in this post might help you out with that! Also, we have other posts on this site about ways kids and teens can make money. Be sure to check them all out! Good luck!
Hi, I’m Adrian and I am looking for a summer job.
Hi. It’s Adrian again. I forgot to mention that I’m 14 and looking for a summer job.
This post was written for you, then. Just check out the suggestions and links in this post to help you find work. We also have a couple of other posts on our site about ways kids and teens can make money. Make sure to check them all out! Good luck getting a summer job. 🙂
I am 14 and I am looking for a job.
Hopefully this post will help you out. We have other posts on our site about ways kids and teens can make money that might also help you out.
I’m 14 and looking for a summer job.
Hopefully this post will help you with that. We have other posts on this website that can help kids and teems make money too. Be sure to check them out!
My name is Tayanah and I’m 14 and looking for a job.
Hopefully this post will help you with that. We have other posts about ways kids and teens can make money too. Be sure to check them out. 🙂
I bet you get really tired of the same questions.
Which one of these jobs is the highest paying?
I have no idea. It is up to each individual employer to decide how much to pay and it can change at any given time. It also depends on your previous job experience and the demographic area you live in. The best way to find out is to apply or contact the ones you are interested in. Good luck!
My name is Noah. I’m 14 and turning 15 in 3. I’m looking for a job.
Check out the links in this post as well as in other posts on our site about ways kids and teens can make money.
Hi, my name is Jose. I’m 14 and live in Brownsville, Texas and I’m looking for a job.
Check out the ideas and links in this post to help you. We also had more posts on this website with ways teens and kids can make money. Check them out and good luck!
I am 14 and I’m looking for a job.
Use the information in this post to help you make money or find a job. We also have more posts on this site about ways kids and teens can make money. I wish you luck!
Hi, I’m 13 and I need a job as soon as possible. I want to work somewhere, though. I wouldn’t like to be a dog walker or a pet sitter or baby sitter. I want to work or own my own company. Is this possible?
While there are ways you can make money at the age of 13, your options are limited by your age. As you get older you will have more money making opportunities open up for you. However, in the meantime, I suggest you keep searching for ways you can make money. You never know. You just might find the perfect thing.
I mean no disrespect, but this is false information. McDonald’s hires at 16, and most of these places hire at 16 everywhere for a franchise rule.
My understanding is that it can actually vary by franchise and also by location. There are places that employ 14 year olds, although at times there are certain job duties they can’t perform (think working with very hot grease or fryers, etc.).
My name is Landon. I live in Florissant, Missouri. I’m 14 years old and I’m looking for work of about 18 hours a week after school. I’m a hard worker, dependable, and have transportation. If anyone is looking for an honest, hard worker, please contact me. Thanks. Landon Perry.
Unfortunately, that’s not how this works, Landon. To find a job you need to use the information and links found in this post. Good luck!
Are the ice cream shop jobs easy to work at?
That just depends on the atmosphere, employees, and job duties at each business. You could always try it out and then leave if it doesn’t work out.
Hi, my names Jenni. I’m looking for a job so I can help out my parents, save up for the future, and put money toward adopting a dog. I’m 14 years old in November, and it’s been hard finding a place that will hire me because of my age. If you have any comments that will help me find a new job, please reply. Thanks.
I think it’s great that you are trying to help out your parents as well as make money for the future and your other goals. Try using the links and ideas in this post. In addition, we have other posts on this site that can help kids and teens to make money.
I’m 14 and want to start making some money on my own. My mom suggested the Albertson’s that is super close to us. Do you know if Albertson’s will hire 14 year old’s?
I do not know that answer. You should try going to Albertsons.com to see if you can find the answer. If you don’t, you can either email and ask them directly, or check with that nearby Albertson’s to find out the answer. If you go into the store, ask to talk to their Human Resources manager. Good luck!
I’m 14 and looking for a job, but I want to work more than just 3 hours on a school day. Do you know of a way to get around that?
We have other posts on this site that may also help. They are about ways kids and teens can make money, and I believe one of them is about online opportunities. Also, you might have to work on the weekends. Good luck!