Child labor laws exist to ensure that minor's best interests are in the forefront of the workplace. They also ensure that employers treat minors correctly. With this in mind, answer the following questions about Alabama's CURRENT Child Labor Laws:
1) How old must an employee be to serve alcohol in the state of Alabama?
2) How old must an employee be to work in an establishment that serves alcohol in the state of Alabama?
3) What is the exception to number 3?
4) How many hours can a 14/15 year old work after school?
5) How many hours can a 14/15 year old work on a non-school day?
6) What are the restrictions of a 14/15 year old (work hours) in the summer months?
7) What are the restrictions of a 16/17 year old (work hours) in the summer months?
8) What are the break laws for a 14/15 year old?
9) What are the break laws for a 16/17 year old?
10) Are children of parents who own a business exempt from Alabama's child labor laws?
11) How many hours can a 14/15 year old work per week?
12) What hours can a 16/17 year old NOT WORK during the school week?
13) Name 3 occupations that minors under 16 are prohibited from working?
From Chapter 27, Section 2
14) EXPLAIN what payroll deductions are.
15) EXPLAIN what worker's compensation is.
16) What Federal law sets the minimum protection for young workers?
17) What Federal law was established to set the minimum wage and maximum hours for all employees under the jurisdiction of this Act?
18) What is a work permit? And what age/ages does it apply to?
19) What is the Military Selective Serive Extension Act of 1950 and what does it require?
20) True/False? State laws designed to protect minor restrict the hours a minor can work.