To qualify, the child must be under 19, under 24 if a student or any age if disabled and must live with you for at least half of the year and receive at least half of their support from you. Dependent relatives who are not your children need to have gross incomes less than $3,800 and need to depend on you for half or more of their support.
The link that Christian shared is to work at Starbucks's in Greece. In the U.S. you have to be 16. The hiring age can vary according to the youth labor laws in the state that you work in. Source: I work there and was hired at age 17.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: It usually depends on the employer as to what their minimum hiring age is. In most states it is 16 years old. Although, I have seen cases where 15 year olds are allowed to work, but with very strict break requirements and limits on how late they are allowed to work. There are also limits for 16 years old, but they are not as strict. Once you hit 18, you are free to work pretty much anywhere.