Understanding Part-Time and Seasonal Work

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Part-time work for an employer involves jobs that a company hires you to do after school or on weekends.

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Think salesperson at a clothing store, barista, or grocery store cashier.

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Seasonal work involves jobs you do either full time or part time for a limited period.

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Think summer camp counselor or holiday gift wrapper at the mall.

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Trends show fewer high schoolers have jobs compared to previous generations.

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However, job numbers rise significantly in the summer months.

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Age requirements in labor laws determine the minimum working age.

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Different types of jobs may have specific age restrictions.

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What happens when I turn 18?

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The laws regulating employment of minors no longer apply, allowing you to apply for most jobs and work hours that fit your schedule.

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Networking Basics for High School Students

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Learn about networking to prepare for future careers. More information at: bigfuture.collegeboard.org

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Opportunities for Under 14

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Engage in informal work like babysitting and pet sitting to earn money and learn skills.

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Turning 18 and Employment

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At 18, you can apply for jobs without minor employment restrictions, except for certain age-specific roles.

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Summer Camp Work for Minors

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Minors can work as junior counselors at summer camps to gain experience and earn money.

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Pet Sitting for Minors

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Pet sitting is a viable option for minors to earn money and gain experience in responsibility.