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Child labor law question? florida? |
can a seventeen year old work more then 8 hours on a sunday when the following monday is school? can a seventeen year old work more then 8 hours on a day before school Probably; but child labor law is state specific. Check your state labor department on line I believe it is so many hours of work and school combined per week. Check out your State's laws on "child labor". Oh, and after a certain hour at night, an adult supervisor has to be on the premise. |
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