New Alabama Child Labor Rules Take Effect
September 5th, 2008 Posted by JolieThe Alabama Department of Labor recently took the opportunity to remind employers that with school in session, new regulations apply to those who employee workers under the age of 19.
The regulations take effect on the first day of school, so the date will be slightly different in various areas.
All minors under 18 must have work permits to be legally employed. Permits are issued at all city and county Boards of Education, and at many high schools in the state. Many private schools also issue permits.
According to the Alabama Department of Labor, violations to the state child labor laws (more…)
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