About where can a 16 year old work in San Francisco CA

Where can a 16 year old work in San Francisco CA?
So Far I Know I can Work At BestBuy and Walgreens This is in San Francisco California by the way is there any other places i can work at ? and i dont mean baby sitting or anything like that i mean a real business? Other - Careers & Employment - 8 Answers
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Answer 1 :
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Answer 3 :
sweat factory! Good Luck!
Answer 4 :
Anywhere at the mall or in a retail setting as long as you have a work permit.
Answer 5 :
i think u have to be older than that. not sure, maybe it would be considered child labor. but look at local cafes and such. little businesses like that. corner bakeries and small markets where you can just stack the stuff.
Answer 6 :
There is some kind of coffee shop on almost every street in SF it seems. There's most likely some demand for workers in that arena. I don't have specific business names for you though. You could check out craigslist for jobs.
Answer 7 :
Go to http://www.snagajob.com/ and type in your zip code.
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About where can a 14 year old work in San Francis...

About where can a 14 year old work in San Francisco

Where can a 14 year old work in San Francisco?
I know I can do odd jobs like babysitting and dog walking, but I just can't find that in the city. I would rather have something more professional like working in an actual store. What are my options? Where can I work? San Francisco - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Work on Lombard.
Answer 2 :
Most major retailer will not hire anyone under the age of 16. You might have better luck if you try a small retail store in your neighborhood. Dog walking could actually be good work for you. Start your own business you can make as much as $30 per dog per day.
Answer 3 :
this website might help you http://jobstar.org/adjobs/summer.php
Answer 4 :
Apply to be a High School Explainer at the Exploratorium. http://www.exploratorium.edu/programs/explainer/ The people who run the program are pretty cool. You can probably get away with calling them about the job on a date other than the 3 listed.

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About do I need a car if I live in daly city and work in san francisco

Do I need a car if I live in daly city and work in san francisco?
Im moving to San Francisco and im thinking if I should bring my car with me. Please advise on other cities in the SF bay area where a car is needed or not. thanks. I am thinking about moving to the bay area and ultimately find a hospital job in SF. Please advise on a neighboring city that is a decent commute and wether a car is needed or not at all, (I have daly city on top of my list). Thanks. San Francisco - 3 Answers
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BART does travel from daly city to sf. But it depends on how far you live from it. If you work in the city, you will want to take public transportation, unless your office building has free parking (which it will not). Parking in SF sucks! However, I would have a car if you plan to go anywhere else. There are fantastic sights to see all over SF and CA. If I were you, I would keep the car at your house, and use it for non-work/non-downtown things. Like Tahoe, Monterey, San Diego, etc., etc., etc. Also, many executive jobs in SF require you to network at places/meetings throughout the Bay Area, including the East Bay. BART is a great resource, but I would want a car if I ever planned to leave downtown SF. You can live without a car in any city in the Bay Area that has BART. Also, there are buses, trolley cars in SF, and the bay ferries. Bikes, feet. However, if you plan to venture out, you'll need a car. check out the bart map... www.BART.gov
Answer 2 :
There is pretty good transportion in the city, and communites close to San Francisco. The real problem with driving your own car is that parking is extremely limited and VERY expensive, especially if you commute every day and stay for several hours. Research the bus, train and light rail lines before you move. (Samtrans, CalTrain, SFMuni, BART) If you manage to locate your home near one of these lines and work reasonably close to one, you'll be much happier taking public trans. Many people take a combination of public transportation and bicycle.
Answer 3 :
So you want to work in SF but not live there, eh? So you're considering Daly City, eh? Has anyone told you about the fog? Do you like the fog? You must really like the fog to live there! Daly City has a respectable transit system with BART train service and SamTrans bus service. However, Daly City itself has a mid-century car-oriented flavor to it. That means you can live okay without a car, but life would be easier with one. If you don't want a car and are feeling flexible about locale, I suggest looking to Oakland or Berkeley. Both cities were developed prior to WWII, which means that, unlike Daly City, it is *very* easy to walk, bike, or take public transit everywhere! BART trains operate in both cities, and AC Transit is the bus operator there. Other perks of living in Oakland or Berkeley include nicer weather, respectable rental prices, and a vast array of bus and train lines connecting EVERY neighborhood in both cities directly to San Francisco. That's something that can't be said about Daly City! Good luck.

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About canadian citizen want to work in San Franci...

About canadian citizen want to work in San Francisco

Canadian citizen want to work in San Francisco?
Hi, I am from Toronto, Canada and will be graduating soon with an Engineering degree with Canadian experience in the software industry. I want to move to San Francisco, and was wondering what is involved in acquiring a work visa. I am also wondering what the demand for software/systems engineers in San Francisco are and whether companies are likely to hire Canadians. Also, would an entry level software engineer be able to sustain a living in or around the bay area? San Francisco - 1 Answers
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Wages are extremely high in San Francisco: http://www.indeed.com/salary?q1=Front-end+Software+Engineer+(AJAX)&l1=San+Francisco%2C+CA However, the job market is also highly competitive. And unlike in other parts of America, a formal education is essential in Northern California. Canadian university degrees are generally well regarded though. Your employer will handle the arrangements for a work visa. If you enter the United States as a tourist (on the 90 day visa waiver scheme) to look for a job, do not tell the immigration officer that you're seeking employment. Once you secure a job offer, you might have to return to Canada briefly... and then re-enter the United States with your work visa in hand. The easiest way to do this is via British Columbia. There are direct flights to San Francisco from Vancouver and Victoria

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About Would it be reasonable to have a car in the East Bay area and work in San Francisco

Would it be reasonable to have a car in the East Bay area and work in San Francisco?
I have a lien on my car that I am still working to pay off. Many sites suggest that you don't need a car in the San Francisco area, but its not an option for me to get rid of it just yet (I'm one of many who are underwater with their car loan)... Do people live more frugally outside of SF and commute to work in the city? Would this prove a good reason to keep my car and still make the big move? Personal Finance - -1 Answers
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If you don't plan to venture outside of the SF area very much then you will be okay with the public transport (BART/AC Transit). If you want to travel outside of the bay area for distances like going from San Francisco to Oakland/San Jose/Tri-City etc... then you will definitely need a car. But from East Bay (Tri-City) Newark, Union City, Fremont area you will definitely need a vehicle to drive to San Francisco to work unless you want to take the BART. The BART can get you to San Francisco within about a little over an hour. The problem with the BART is if you want to park your car at the parking lot you will have to get there early (5-6 AM) or there will be no parking. You could also bike to the BART station if you don't want a car. If you're just focusing on working then you will most likely be okay without a vehicle. The only difficult part is when you want to go do other things than work like shopping, going to the beach, checking out new places etc... That's when sometimes a car maybe a lot better for you.

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