Generally, you must be 14 years old to work in Oregon. However, you may need to be older depending on the type of position for which you are applying and the set up of the business. See here for more information from the state website about employing minors: http://www.oregon.gov/BOLI/WHD/CLU/Pages/W_CLU_Taminors.aspx.
Quick Answer. According to Bio Kids, baby robins leave the nest about 2 weeks after hatching. After leaving the nest, which is called fledging, baby robins at first stay on the ground, close to their parents. The chicks are able to sustain flight about 2 weeks after fledging.
Q. How old are the eaglets when they fledge? A. Nest departure as early as 8 weeks of age has been reported, but 11 to 13 weeks appear to be the most common ages. The Hornby eaglets have usually fledged at 12 weeks of age. In 2009, the chick fledged at 85 days of age (the exact age reported in Doug Carrick's book).