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

Summer jobs are a great way for teens to earn money and build life skills UK teens aged 14–18 can legally take on certain part-time roles Options include paper rounds, shop work, babysitting ...

In jobs like taking care of people’s lawn or watching their children, teens often can decide the amount they want to ask their customers to pay, according to Ramsey Solutions.

They earn a median hourly wage of $20.59. Often, teens can find jobs by talking to friends, classmates or teachers. A fellow classmate’s recommendation to an employer can go a really long way.

A new report from Resume Genius explores the industries that are hiring teens, and rounded up 15 high-paying jobs for those ages 16 to 19 years olds, per data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

So they’re more hesitant to staff up. “Postings for summer jobs even started a little bit later this year. You know, people really held off,” she said.

Teens are facing a challenging summer job market, with forecasts predicting the lowest number of jobs added in over a decade amid economic uncertainty and increased competition. Employment firm ...

Teens aren’t boxed into minimum wage jobs, as a new report highlighted the top 15 highest-paying jobs that don’t require college degrees or formal experience.

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 ...

The median hourly wage is $28.51. Food Service Manager Median hourly wage: $31.40 The highest paying jobs for teens is working as a food service manager.