Is that even legal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Babyshambles
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Is that even legal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Babyshambles
Its a first Job... :S Hes not going to become something like an accountant at the age of 14 when hes doing GCSE's is he.Quote:
Originally Posted by whiziz
Dude im only earning a bit of money, And you don't look very respected on this forum so Idc about your thoughts. And idk anything about this being illegal.Quote:
Originally Posted by whiziz http://www.habboxforum.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
we dont care.. sucked up to your mommy because you gonna get crap grades and wont get a REAL job?
how is it not a 'REAL' job? if everyone in this world were accountants, lawyers, plumbers where would we get our food from? just because its a supermarket it doesnt mean its not a 'REAL' job.Quote:
Originally Posted by whiziz
congrats, your lucky to get it at that age :D
Or just the fact he wants money and may do perfectly well at school, hmmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by whiziz
I am pretty sure his mum, whether she is manager or not wouldn't be allowed to employ him, i'm certain there is a policy or something against it :S. I might be wrong but idk.
Well done if it is true.
It is true ya numptee.
close this thread its pointless aswell as babyshambles life
I'm finding it hard to believe that a THIRTEEN year old lad is working at Tesco's and is working them hours tbh.
Sorry but I don't believe you I reckon you just been playing dressing up in one of your mums work clothes...
I have also just found this on the internet as well.
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If you are aged 13 years and over, but under school leaving age you may not be employed:
- before the end of school hours on any day you have to go to school
- for more than two hours on any day you have to go to school
- before 7.00am or after 7.00pm on any day
- for more than two hours on a Sunday
- in street trading.
Congratulations and good luck :)