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Under Rhode Island law, minors who are 14 or 15 years old can work up to eight hours per day and up to 40 hours per week. Federal law restricts these minors to three hours per day on school days and 18 hours during school weeks.

Proof of age or working papers required for all minors under age 18 (under 16 for agricultural workers). State or federal child labor laws do not cover certain types of employment. These are listed in Table 2 below.

As outlined in Section 10-193 of the C.G.S., the purpose of the Certificate of Age Form ED-301 is to ensure that individuals under the age of eighteen have proper documentation of their age and are employed in occupations that are acceptable under the law.

Both Rhode Island and Federal laws regulate the employment of minors. These laws were written to protect younger workers from long hours and hazardous jobs. By following the laws, younger workers can earn safely and gain experience. You must be 14 years old to work legally in Rhode Island.

may work no more than 9 hours per day within the times listed for non-school weeks. No person under age 16 may be employed in a restaurant or public dining room.

An age certificate issued by the district school board is one method of meeting the proof of age requirement. 9.

For information regarding a specific legal issue affecting you, please contact an attorney in your area. A minor is anyone under the age of majority. Anyone under the age of majority is not considered an adult. The age of majority in the state of Connecticut is 18 years old.

Please review the checklist below from the Connecticut Department of Labor regarding requirements for obtaining working papers: Are you at least 16 years old (15 years old for retail establishments during vacation weeks)? Do you have an employer's written Promise of Employment?

Under Rhode Island law, minors who are 14 or 15 years old can work up to eight hours per day and up to 40 hours per week. Federal law restricts these minors to three hours per day on school days and 18 hours during school weeks.

Proof of age or working papers required for all minors under age 18 (under 16 for agricultural workers). State or federal child labor laws do not cover certain types of employment. These are listed in Table 2 below.

As outlined in Section 10-193 of the C.G.S., the purpose of the Certificate of Age Form ED-301 is to ensure that individuals under the age of eighteen have proper documentation of their age and are employed in occupations that are acceptable under the law.

Both Rhode Island and Federal laws regulate the employment of minors. These laws were written to protect younger workers from long hours and hazardous jobs. By following the laws, younger workers can earn safely and gain experience. You must be 14 years old to work legally in Rhode Island.

may work no more than 9 hours per day within the times listed for non-school weeks. No person under age 16 may be employed in a restaurant or public dining room.

An age certificate issued by the district school board is one method of meeting the proof of age requirement. 9.

For information regarding a specific legal issue affecting you, please contact an attorney in your area. A minor is anyone under the age of majority. Anyone under the age of majority is not considered an adult. The age of majority in the state of Connecticut is 18 years old.

Please review the checklist below from the Connecticut Department of Labor regarding requirements for obtaining working papers: Are you at least 16 years old (15 years old for retail establishments during vacation weeks)? Do you have an employer's written Promise of Employment?