Finally--a Way to get your 'Facebook Addicted' Teenager to earn some Money this Holiday Season.
Teens Earn Cash in Between Friending Each Other Online SOUTH NORWALK, Conn. -- Lemonade Inc., the leader in social commerce, today announced a new way for parents to get their Facebook addicted teenagers to earn some money this holiday season. Recently featured on NBC's Today show as one of Five

Publication: Business Wire

Baskets carry loyal following of fans: Collecting baskets can be an addiction, but it decorates the home and helps earn extra income.
Byline: Kathy Van Mullekom Jun. 6--WILLIAMSBURG -- When Cindy Albert's two sons were young, she wanted an enjoyable at-home way to earn extra income for Christmas and unexpected family needs, such as braces. That was 26 years ago and she's still making money the same way -- selling Longaberger

Publication: Daily Press (Newport News, VA)

GET A JOB, DUDE TEEN-AGERS EARN SOME CASH, LEARN SELF-RESPECT AT SUMMER'S DAILY GRIND.(Business)(Statistical Data Included)
Byline: Brent Hopkins Staff Writer For high school students, the summertime blues don't include unemployment. Despite a troubled economy, high school students are reporting little trouble in their search for summer employment. More than 86 percent of high schoolers are finding themselves gainfully

Publication: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

Offer more opportunities for youth to earn money
It's Saturday night, and the students of Chiddix Junior High are again faced with the ever-present decision of what to do. With an age range of 12 to 14 years, none are legally old enough for a moneymaking job and are a little short on cash. What is there for a young teen in the Twin Cities to do,

Publication: The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL

OSHA Aims to Keep Teen Workers Safe and Healthy this Summer
WASHINGTON, May 9 /U.S. Newswire/ -- As millions of American teens prepare for their summer jobs, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is focusing on keeping these vulnerable workers safe and healthy. While teen workers earn extra money and gain valuable work experience, the

Publication: U.S. Newswire

Ads set to discourage teen pregnancy - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
United Way of Greater Milwaukee is introducing a second media campaign as part of its attempt to reduce the number of babies born to Milwaukee teenagers. The new campaign features radio spots, fliers, billboards and bus shelter signs urging teens to call a number if they want to earn extra money.

Publication: The Business Journal (Milwaukee)