At a convenience store can kids work the cash register and stock shelves?

Answer 1

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The trouble is most places need insurance against employees hurting themselves, and most insurance companies won't cover anyone under a certain age.  Plus, of course, states have rules about how many hours kids can work.  So if kids do work in a convenience store, it usually belongs to their parents.

• Eugene Lynch8 months agoReport

  When I go to a convenience store to get a snack, I see this boy behind the counter. He works the cash register.
  

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Answer 2

Only if they are children of the owner and under direct supervision of the parents.

After that they must be 14 years of age or older and hold a valid work permit signed by parent or legal guardian.

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Answer 3

There are exceptions to kids working in businesses, this generally is not one of those exceptions.  

That said, they are kids of the owners or managers and nobody really cares.  

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Answer 4

IDK why. That was a bland, unexciting book.

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Answer 5

Sure. Owners son or nephew probably.

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Answer 6

In most states, an employee is only required to be sixteen unless it is a family run business.  However, many states have laws that would prohibit an underage cashier from handling or selling alcohol, tobacco, or lottery.

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Answer 7

probably.

Depends on the location of the store, the local laws and the owner.

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Answer 8

I've read news stories about people boycotting/protesting Fifty Shades of Grey

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