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Topic	the new cover of time magazine is intense, ok?
Questionmarktarius 06/21/18 8:43:55 PM #50:	Doctor Foxx posted... https://www.teenvogue.com/story/trump-administration-child-labor-laws Gosh could this be related Under this reported new plan, which Bloomberg Law also obtained in the form of a drafted regulation to corroborate their sources, a 16-year-old in an apprenticeship program would legally be able to operate a chainsaw or take a roofing job occupations that are hazardous for adults, let alone children. A Department of Labor spokesperson declined to comment or confirm the proposal to Bloomberg Law. So, it's perfectly fine for a 16-year-old to help dad patch the roof or trim trees, so long as he's not getting paid for it? <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:903724776] in the new co... [t:76736004]...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>https://www.teenvogue.com/story/trump-administration-child-labor-laws Gosh could this be related</quote> <quote>Under this reported new plan, which Bloomberg Law also obtained in the form of a drafted regulation to corroborate their sources, a 16-year-old in an apprenticeship program would legally be able to operate a chainsaw or take a roofing job occupations that are hazardous for adults, let alone children. A Department of Labor spokesperson declined to comment or confirm the proposal to Bloomberg Law.</quote> So, it's perfectly fine for a 16-year-old to help dad patch the roof or trim trees, so long as he's not getting paid for it?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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