Working as a minor?
I will soon be 16 and would like to know if it would theoretically be possible to get a part-time job and work alongside school when I am 16?
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More than a mini-job does not go, because the school plays the main role with you and this is usually a full-time job.
legal but more possible
The Youth Employment Protection Act provides for children who are subject to full-time compulsory education and who are only allowed to be employed with light activity and a maximum of two hours a day. (Section 5).
You can work more during the holidays. This is usually done within the framework of a short-term employment relationship. During school time, everything other than a minijob is practically taboo.
But also only black.
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You’re going to find a very hard person working a minor on 7 days a week.
Every day 2 hours that would be at a 7 day week at 12 euro minimum wage already 672 euro monthly that is more than minijob
Yeah, no problem. It’s just important that you don’t neglect the school. 🙂
That would be possible
Yeah, if the job doesn’t affect your school suffering.
Many young people go after a student job to earn some money.
Yes you can do that