SCHOOL’S out for summer and thousands of teenagers are looking for ways to earn extra cash. Traditionally, young people took ...

Start early, ask everyone you know for job leads, and prepare for interviews. And remember: Rejection is normal.

Teens around the country will soon be finishing school for the year and looking for ways they can pass their time during the summer. One way could be getting a summer job.

Summer is here and it’s the time when many teens are getting their first jobs. Maybe they’re saving up for a car, college or just some nice dinners out. They can hit their savings goals a lot ...

New figures reveal a sharp drop in hospitality vacancies, with local businesses feeling the strain.

Here are four reasons teens should consider launching a side job instead of—or alongside—traditional summer employment: 1. Design Your Schedule And Raise Your Earning Ceiling ...

Average Hourly Wage: $18.30 For teens looking for a weekend job, catering is a good choice. They can learn how to serve large parties and problem-solve. Plus, they’ll make a good amount in tips.

An administrative assistant is the fifth job on the list, with $22.82/hour and 15,000 teens employed, and an office clerk also makes the list, with $20.97/hour and 63,000 teens employed.

Here are 10 of the top-paying jobs for teens that also teach work skills based on highest hourly pay in ascending order, according to Resume Genius: 1. Food Service Managers Median hourly wage: $30.32 ...

Teen jobs with competitive pay? These 15 gigs offer top rates. Getting your first job is a rite of passage. However, when it comes to teen employment, the rate at which the youngest workers are ...