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What jobs are legal for a 14 year old to do in England?

Any Jobs a 13/14 year old can do in the England?

  • I was looking for a Job to get a bit of extra money, I looked into getting a paper round, but at my local newsagents there is a waiting list of about 30-40 other people. I'm turning 14 in a few months and I was wondering would that open up any other opportunities for me?

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    Alot of my friends worked in small locally run cafes and shops, if your parents know anyone that manages a business that would be willing to hire you that could be a good starting point. Really nice to see someone so young looking to get into work, I hope you find someone that will hire you!

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Legally you can work in a shop but most if not all employers will not employ you are you are extremely limited in the hours you can do. Your school also has to give you permission to work as it can interfere with your studies.

Ewan

offer your mum to clean the dishes, cut the grass in your garden, wash your parents car, or you could be a paper boy, that's pretty much all that you an do at your age in terms of legal jobs

babanz

Im 14 where i am In Australia same happens in england and im doing Work in a Company Enviorment As soon as your 14 apply for a part time job somewhere :D

Nathan

There is very little you can do legally in the UK until you are over 15.

Hsquared

newspaper boygirl shop helper distributing computer work and some more too.

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