15 in some places
16 pretty much everywhere else

15 (part-time)?

depends where u live

I would say about 15 or 16. That’s when I started working!

under the table at 15 in rare places but everywhere else u can be 16

15 with a lot of restrictions, and 16 legally. They still have to be home by a certain hour, and they’re not allowed to work certain hours on the weekdays.

i would have to say they can start work at 16 and some places 15 and other places sometimes 18

15 or 16, but if it’s a family business, there is no age limitation.

15 or 16 and they have laws on how much you can work even then.

It depends what state your in. In my state you may begin working at age 14. The problem is that child labor laws are such in America that almost nobody other then grocery stores will hire young teens. You cannot work for more then four hours without a half hour break and can’t work past a certain time etc. etc.,

14, in some places. My friend is 14 and she works at McDonalds

12 babysit and things like that, 14 sometimes offers some more options, 15 they can usually do things like bag groceries but by 16 there are more options to work at

i know in CT you have to be 16 but some places will hire you a little younger. I spend the summer in Maine and the working age their is 15 but i got a job dishwashing for 8.00 an houre at the age of 14

In NJ (don’t know or aware of anywhere else) you are allowed at the age of 14 but a its just passing out flyers. you must ask permission from the mayor. you can do other things too. now for a part time job would be either 15 or 16.

It is 15 for certain things and 16 for most jobs. However, at least in NY working permits are needed for anyone under 18. I bet it depends on where you live.

from 14 you can get papers to work the summer time only, lest than 4 hrs per day

put it this way whats the youngest kid you have seen with a paper round?
minimum wage starts at a certain age.

there are a lot of restrictions:
hours between 7and 7
4 hours max per week
job type restrictions.
and more….