Work From Home No Fee

Intro.

You've got Mum moaning you've had too much money this week already and then there's Dad hinting at you to pay your own way by getting a job, but getting the money is not as easy as it seems, and we all wish we had more money so that we could go out at the weekends with our mates, we all like to have a bit of cash that we can flash about.

The limitations of what jobs you can do and how long you can work for change as you get older. Once you hit 13 you are legally allowed to work a job (with limitations), the good thing is, im sure each one of you have been in a similar situation at one (or more) points in your life.

At What Age?

And what types of jobs you are allowed to work when your young, what you should expect to be paid, below is a guide on how many hours of work you can do.

at 13;

- You can't work before 7am or after 7pm.

- You can work between school hours.

- You can't work for more than 2 hours on a school day.

- You can't work for more than 1 hour before school.

- You can only work for 2 hours on a Sunday.

at 14;

But must have a rest break of 1 hour if you work for 4 hours at once, - You can work up to 5 hours on a Saturday or any day in the school holidays.

- You can work up to 2 hours on a Sunday.

- You can work on a market stall IF employed by your parents who must have a licence from the local authority.

- You must take a 2 week break during the year - and in your holiday time.

at 15 (until school leaving age);

But must have a rest break of 1 hour if you work for 4 hours at once - You can work up to 8 hours on a Saturday or any day in the school holidays,

- You can work up to 2 hours on a Sunday.

- You must take a 2 week break during the year - and in your holiday time.

at 16 and 17;

If you're under 18 you can't work in a job that the Labor Department considers hazardous, but, - There's no limit on hours.

What Jobs Can I Do?

Listed below are some of the more popular jobs chosen by teenagers, there are a variety of jobs that are available for you to do.

- Paper Round.

- Babysitting.

- Jobs at home.

- Working in a shop.

- Washing cars (not in a garage).

- Working in a riding stables.

What Jobs Cant I Do?

Etc; food outlet, , - Working in the kitchen of a café.

- Working in a cinema or theatre.

- Working in a nightclub.

- Delivering milk in glass containers.

- Collecting money at people's houses.

What Will I Earn?

And there is no protection in English law regarding wage rates for those under the age of eighteen, the National Minimum Wage does not apply to workers under 16. 3 an hour; on average you should expect to earn around £. The amount that you will earn will vary depending on the type of job you take and the employer.

Misc Info.

The Law has fixed this date as the last Friday in June for all year 11 pupils. NOT on your 16th birthday or when you received their National Insurance number. You are classed as school age until the date you are officially allowed to leave school.

Teen Job Sites

The following jobs may help you in your job search.

http://teenzone.monster.co.uk/

http://www.directgov.gov.uk/Employment/Jobseekers/fs/en

http://jobs.guardian.co.uk/

http://www.totaljobs.com/

http://www.jobsite.co.uk/

http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/index.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/onelife/work/