What jobs can u get at 13?

Question

what jobs can u get at 13??

and dont say u cant because i no u can do some stuff i just dont know what

Answer 1

Well at 13 you cant get any paying jobs unless u do like yard work or something but U could volunteer over the summer being a Camp counsoler. Thats what im doing.. Or maybe at the library?

Answer 2

You can work at in New York State when you are 13 you can work as a newspaper carrier or on farm under the following conditions:

When your attendance at school is not required, you may work on a farm picking berries, fruits or vegetables, or in any farm work on the home farm.

        Work Between:        When:

        9 AM and 4 PM       Day after Labor Day to June 20

        7 AM and 7 PM       June 21 to Labor Day

You must be accompanied by a parent or present written consent of parentto employer.  You need working papers except when employed by your parents on the home farm or at other outdoor work not connected with business.

If you are 11 to 18 years old, you may work as a newspaper carrier. When school is in session:

        Work Between:                                When:

        5 AM and 7 PM                           Monday-Friday

    (or 30 min. prior to sunset; whichever is later).

    Work Between:                                  When:

        5 AM and 7 PM                         Saturday, Sunday

        (or 30 min. prior to                         and holidays

        sunset; whichever is later).

              

Maximum 5 hrs/day

Answer 3

For the most part u can't make much money at the age of 13 sorry. but u live in NYC so u can get a wide variety of illegal jobs. yur only 13 so u could try and be a pickpocket and if u get caught u can just make up a name when the person asks who you are, and make up a place when they ask where u live. u have no identification so they can't really know who you are unless you tell them. or you could carry drugs for a local gang, they use kids cuz they know police won't suspect them and won't search them.