Children working
- mrsflibble
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my little brother is 14, he's due to be 15 in april. i know all about child work laws etc, what they can do what hours etc but what I don't know is: is there anywhere he could apply to work for some extra cash that doesnt involve a paper round?!
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
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Our milk round is done by kids 14 / 15 years old
Catteries, stables, boarding kennels, etc, get young 'uns to help out.
Boy -10 - in our village sells sweets door to door, his sister 13 sells Avon - It is a small village though, so we all know each other.
Catteries, stables, boarding kennels, etc, get young 'uns to help out.
Boy -10 - in our village sells sweets door to door, his sister 13 sells Avon - It is a small village though, so we all know each other.
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I worked as a waitress from when I was 14. Couldn't serve alcoholic drinks, but I was allowed to spill gravy over people...
My sister worked on the local bread van from around the same age.
We're going back a bit, mind. Not sure if the laws have changed recently.
My sister worked on the local bread van from around the same age.
We're going back a bit, mind. Not sure if the laws have changed recently.
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- mrsflibble
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ooo Avon, now theres a thought lol!!!
most of his local supermarkets wont take anyone under 16. I know that from the last time I had a job round there lol!
I got him a list of greengrocers ad also a list of local vets who might want someone to clean cages etc. you never know.
thanks everyone!
most of his local supermarkets wont take anyone under 16. I know that from the last time I had a job round there lol!
I got him a list of greengrocers ad also a list of local vets who might want someone to clean cages etc. you never know.
thanks everyone!
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
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mrsflibble wrote:ooo Avon, now theres a thought lol!!!
most of his local supermarkets wont take anyone under 16. I know that from the last time I had a job round there lol!
I got him a list of greengrocers ad also a list of local vets who might want someone to clean cages etc. you never know.
thanks everyone!
avon wont take him on himself...they have to have a credit check
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no probs...tbh what with the new laws involving ciggies etc hed be hard pressed to get a saturday job in a newsagents eother..i know martins are only employing over 18s to work behind there tills now so they can serve the customers instead of getting helpmrsflibble wrote:and i cant do it for him 'cos it's two different areasbums. and you KNOW mum wouldn't.
thanks for letting me know that.
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if I was actually getting loads of work I'd employ Tom as an assistant part time 'cos his ability with a camera and other stuff is excellent..... but that's not a viable option either.
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!