It doesn’t matter where you live or your background, working as a teenager will help you develop essential life skills. Despite many employers placing significant emphasis on experience, there are still many places that hire at 15.
The types of businesses that give younger people employment opportunities include fast-food restaurants, entertainment venues, amusement parks, water parks, survey companies, and grocery stores.
The restaurant has 3000 branches in almost all states; this means that there’s probably a store near you. You’ll likely start serving up fresh ice cream, cakes, sherbet, and frozen yogurt or help at the cash register.
Though they mainly hire from 16 for most entry-level jobs, Burger King also considers applicants as young as 14 depending on job availability and permit requirements.
The restaurant has 2000+ branches in almost all 50 states and offers teens under 16-year-olds a variety of jobs, most entry-level positions. You can apply for a dishwasher or kitchen staff position. They’re closed on Sundays.
As long as you have a worker’s permit and your parent's approval, the minimum hiring age is 15. As a team member, you can be the smiling face that greets and serves hungry customers.
The 400+ branches employ 14 and 15-year-olds for different positions such as shopping cart attendants and bakery clerks. Check your local grocery store for available job information.