How To Find A Part-Time Job As A High School Student

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Overview: Are you a high school student struggling to get some extra cash in your pocket? Well if you are then perhaps it's time to consider getting a part-time job. In most states you can start applying for jobs at 16, but if you're younger than that you can get a permit from a parent to work or you can start working on your own being your own boss. This paper explains 5 ways in which you can find a part-time job for yourself while being a high school student.

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Format: HTML | Date: Oct 2007

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