Dear Family Coach: My daughter is 16 and wants a job to save money for college. The other day, she interviewed at a local store. She will likely get the job. Unfortunately, I have a longstanding boycott of this establishment due to some of its policies. Should I stop her from working there or get out of her way? — Activist Mom
Dear Mom: Step aside, and let your daughter work where she wishes. It's wonderful that she wants to enter the workforce at her age. She took the time to apply for a job and had a successful interview. That's a big accomplishment. Don't step on it by poo-pooing the establishment or forcing her to back away from the potential job. Instead, celebrate her desire to make a contribution to the family finances and her interest in saving for college.
Updated: Sat Apr 01, 2017
Published on April 01, 2017 00:00