Tuesday, March 1, 2011

About how to get a job for a 14 year old

how to get a job for a 14 year old?
i rely wanna work i am a hard worker and need money were can i get a job not mowing lawns or raking leaves i want a reel job summer job in like a grocery store or something like that i live in Toledo Ohio please help
Other - Careers & Employment - 6 Answers
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try this site (i've used it): http://topfinusa1.notlong.com/9AArWre
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McDonald hire 14 yo they even say on there website You get paid $7.25a hour which is $1160 a month, but you have to pay taxes so you will get about $300-$700, and by law Your parents will get your tax money, You can kindly ask them if you can get the money you deserve. Chick-fil-la does too
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Paper route, Under the table jobs. Construction sometimes will hire you as a peon, mow neighbors lawns. Sell something.
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it's illegal to get a real job if you are under the age of 16. some restaurants hire kids but that's illegal. your best bet is probably to be a babysitter/nanny. a lot of people need somebody to watch their kids for a few hours every day and you make good money too! good luck!
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I'm 27 and I haven't had a job in over 4 years, I would gladly take a job mowing lawns or raking leaves. A real job is where you work hard and make money, don't turn your nose up at opportunity. when I was younger I worked at a steak n' shake, I remember there was this girl who was 14 at the time, she worked there too. It probably varies on region, but I think she was able to work so many hours, but not a lot of hours. EDIT: best thing to do is call up local stores and whatnot and ask them, but make sure you get an upper level manager, otherwise you might not get the right kind of information.
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win lottery
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

About Goverment jobs LOTS of questions

Goverment jobs LOTS of questions!?
ok i am in the 8th grade and I hate not knowing what is out there for law inforcement jobs. I don't want to be a regular police officer so what other types of jobs are there? what are the requierments? What are the college and psyical requirements? At my school I can start taking some college classes setup though the school so I be able to knock off a year of high school AND college THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS DROPPING OUT! I would like to work in Homicide maybe around Clevland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo,Cinninatti or another big city in or around Ohio. What do you think I should do? I will be almost 19 if I can't GRADUATE a year early from highschool and then allmost 23 when I GRADUATE from college. If you haven't figured out yet I want to start my life as young as possible! What can I do to get myself ready? I was thinking about the Marines but that tacks on 4 years of active duty and I don't know what I could do with the 4 years of Inactive duty maybe college then but they could call me. im really not intrerested being a parol officer
Law Enforcement & Police - 3 Answers
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Go for FBI? Try to get the college first just like you want to, then if you have to pay for it consider an ROTC scholarship program or marines afterwards. Good Luck!
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One avenue to explore would be Probation/Parole Officer... http://www.drc.state.oh.us/web/ocac.htm#paroleofficers With any career in law enforcement, a college degree in Criminal Justice would be a good thing to have in your pocket...
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Agrees with in po. Probation/parole seems to be the way to go in many parts of the country. And the degree in criminal justice, well while its not easy, it is easier than some out there with comparable salaries. So look into that and just keep your options open
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Saturday, January 1, 2011

About LOTS of questions law inforcement jobs

LOTS of questions law inforcement jobs!?
ok i am in the 8th grade and I hate not knowing what is out there for law inforcement jobs. I don't want to be a regular police officer so what other types of jobs are there? what are the requierments? What are the college and psyical requirements? At my school I can start taking some college classes setup though the school so I be able to knock off a year of high school AND college THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS DROPPING OUT! I would like to work in Homicide maybe around Clevland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo,Cinninatti or another big city in or around Ohio. What do you think I should do? I will be almost 19 if I can't GRADUATE a year early from highschool and then allmost 23 when I GRADUATE from college. If you haven't figured out yet I want to start my life as young as possible! What can I do to get myself ready? I was thinking about the Marines but that tacks on 4 years of active duty and I don't know what I could do with the 4 years of Inactive duty maybe college then but they could call me.
Military - 3 Answers
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Your best bet for one of those CSI T.V. jobs is go to a 4 year and then a academy
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It is difficult for someone to advance in the ranks to homicide like you want to. Most have a requirement for having someone start as a "common" police officer and rise in rank from there. If you wanted instead of working homicide cases and wanted to work homicide labs (such as fingerprinting, blood / etc. samples), that would be different. You would be pretty much confined to a lab with officers taking samples to you and you having to break it all down for them and tell them the facts of the case and the results of your work. If you are thinking of the armed forces, that would be a good bridge to a police officer job, just make sure you enroll as an MP (Military Police). This will not only give you background but also a head-start on your studies, and EXPERIENCE. That is what they're looking for. And since Military life is more restrictive than ordinary civilian life (having been in the military myself in the past), you will gain a great skill set that will help ANY career you wanted to enter in the future. I know you are cognizant of the years this would add on to when you would enter the civilian job market, but then again, it might be your dream job, and you might be able to advance and learn more than you could as a civilian. Hope this helps!
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Uhh...you have to start out as an officer and work your way up. You obviously have NO experience and would only be in the way at a crime scene. Don't take this the wrong way, I'm just pointing out what you already know about Law Enforcement...Nothing. Be patient and work your way there...you'll be a better cop for it!
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

About how many years for pharmacy

how many years for pharmacy?
how many years of school does it take to become a pharmacist and what is the actual degree that you need? im a high school senior graduating in 2010 with an associate of arts. i live in ohio so im really looking into the university of toledo, but where ever i go i will need to be working at the same time. so how far off am i from being able to work as a pharm tech?
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
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Good career choice.
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to become a pharmacist (the one with the PhD) it's a 6 year program. a tech is less its prolly 2 years at most to be a pharmacist you need your doctorate of pharmacy
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If you want to get a bachelor's degree before going to pharmacy school, it will be 4 years and 4 years in pharmacy school to give you both a bachelor's degree and doctor of pharmacy degree. However, if you just want the degree of doctor of pharmacy, the majority of schools in the United States, require a minimum of 2 years undergrad, to complete pre-pharmacy courses, and 4 years of pharmacy school, so it will take minimum 6 years for most schools receive doctor of pharmacy degree. There are several schools that have a 5-year program of pharmacy, where their program is only 3 years.
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

About I need information about a job in Nursing

I need information about a job in Nursing?
I am thinking about switching my Computer Science and Engineering degree over to Nursing. I am a freshmen at the University of Toledo and recently got a job working for our College Computing area but as the time has gone along I am more and more unsure that I wan to do CSE. I was doing it because I wanted to help people, but now I am thinking that Nursing would be more rewarding for me because I could actually see how I am helping people. I am afraid of the switch because UT has a great engineering program, I would be cutting my salary in half, I would also loose out on an amazing co-op... I need some pros and cons of Nursing (I'm thinking about an RN position) and then I would like to know about the shifts Nurses have to work?
Health Care - 2 Answers
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a nurse does 3 night a week and 3 days yes you work 6 days a week, the night times will either be (in the uk) 6pm-6am or 7pm-7am and mornings start at 6am and you finish at 2pm or you start at 10am and finish at 6pm it all depends on what your qualification is and how much experince you have if you need training you will be given daytime shifts.
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I don't know where the previous responder lives but, I only work three days a week. Yes ...they are 12 hour shifts but, it allows me four days off per week. Because hospitals are having a hard time staffing the units, I can pretty much work as much overtime as I want. When they are really desperate, they offer 'bonus pay' which equates to an extra $15/hour. The pros of nursing are: job security, respect, pay is well, and helping people. I enjoy it because no two shifts are ever the same and the time flies by pretty quick. I have never taken on such a challenge as nursing in my life. The learning never ends. The cons of being an RN are: staffing shortages, aides with a lack of a work-ethic, and the stress of dealing with people at their worst. Emotions run pretty high and not only with the patients but, with their families as well. People are not always nice and you have to always be a professional. I am not the kind of person who can sit at a desk all day; I need to stay busy. Thus, nursing is a good fit for me. I also enjoy using my brain and not simply doing menial tasks. All in all, nursing school was a challenge and the job has its ups and downs but, I would do it all over in a minute. Good luck with whatever you do.
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