Good for two years 1. You need working papers if: You want a job You are between the ages of 14 and 17.

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Good for two years

1. You need working papers if: You want a job You are between the ages of 14 and 17

2.What types of jobs can a year old do? Farm Jobs (feeding, cleaning stalls, picking) Babysitting (no working papers required) Helper Stores-stocking shelves, packing groceries, bringing in carts, taking groceries to car Golf Courses/Marinas State Fair/Alliance Stadium Food Service-washing dishes, busing tables, setting tables Volunteers in school/community

3. Where do you get working papers? NSJH Guidance Office: -applications are on the shelf by the windows to the right of the door. -return completed application to Mrs. Fortune

4. What three pieces of information do you need to get working papers? Your completed application and 1. Copy of birth certificate

3. Physical Certificate-Within 1 Year Jane S. Doe 2. Your Social Security Card

5. Now what do I do? Give them to your employer with your SS card. He will make a copy to keep on file. You keep original in a safe place at home.

6. NYS Minimum wage is $7.25 per hour