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Florida considers bill to roll back child labor laws to fill jobs once held by undocumented migrants

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Florida considers bill to roll back child labor laws to fill jobs once held by undocumented migrants​


Florida lawmakers are considering major changes to state child labor laws that would loosen restrictions on when and how long teens can work, as the state braces for a shortage of migrant workers under GOP-led immigration crackdowns.

A state Senate panel narrowly advanced a proposal Tuesday to eliminate regulations that bar 16- and 17-year-olds from working jobs before 6:30 a.m. or after 11 p.m. on school days, working more than eight hours on school days and working more than 30 hours a week while in school. The proposal also would end a requirement that teens receive at least 30-minute meal breaks when they work eight-hour shifts.


YAY, Family values!
 
It's bad enough the proposal is based on the premise that poor kids don't need time to sleep and study because their grades don't matter, but ending the requirement that teenagers get a 30 minute meal break when they work 8-hour shifts is beyond offensive.

This is what happens when Florida Man gets elected.
 
Don2 (Don1 Revised) said:

Florida considers bill to roll back child labor laws to fill jobs once held by undocumented migrants​


Florida lawmakers are considering major changes to state child labor laws that would loosen restrictions on when and how long teens can work, as the state braces for a shortage of migrant workers under GOP-led immigration crackdowns.

A state Senate panel narrowly advanced a proposal Tuesday to eliminate regulations that bar 16- and 17-year-olds from working jobs before 6:30 a.m. or after 11 p.m. on school days, working more than eight hours on school days and working more than 30 hours a week while in school. The proposal also would end a requirement that teens receive at least 30-minute meal breaks when they work eight-hour shifts.


YAY, Family values!
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Guided Age. That’s the “again”.
 
Mmmm...I can smell the greatness
 
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