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What You Need to Know About
Child Labor Laws
Jim ChiolinoDirector, Labor Standards [email protected]
Equal Rights Division(608) 266-6860 – Madison(414) 227-4384 – Milwaukeehttp://dwd.wisconsin.gov/er
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Child LaborChild Labor
Regulation of Employment of MinorsRegulation of Employment of MinorsMinors – those under 18 years of age
Federal – Fair Labor Standards Act
Wisconsin – Child Labor & Street Trades Laws
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Child LaborChild Labor
We regulate:We regulate:Types of work in which minors may engage
Work permit requirement
List of prohibited work / occupations (Hazardous Orders)
Hours of labor
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Child LaborChild Labor
Work Permit Required (Child Labor/Street Trades)Work Permit Required (Child Labor/Street Trades)Issued to employer -- not to minor
Not required in agricultural employment or in domestic service
To obtain a permit, the minor must bring:
letter of intent to hire, explaining hours/duties
birth certificate / Wis. driver’s license
social security card
parental consent
$10.00 fee (paid by employer or reimbursed)
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Child LaborChild Labor
At what age may minors work?Generally, must be 14. May work as young as 12 in the following areas:
Agriculture
Domestic Service
School lunch programs
Caddies on golf courses
Street Trades
Working in a business owned by a parent
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Child LaborChild Labor
Hours and time of day restrictions
Depends upon age of minor, and time of year:
June 1 through Labor Day
After Labor Day through May 31
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Child LaborChild Labor
Limitations on Hours: 16 & 17-year-olds
16 and 17-year-old minors have no daily, weekly, or time of day restrictions, except that they may not work during hours they are required to attend school.
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Child LaborChild Labor
Limitations on Hours: Under 16Minors under 16 years of age are limited to working no more than 3 hours per day on school days, and no more than 8 hours per day on non-school days.
•From the day after Labor Day through May 31, they may work no more than 18 hours in a week (Sunday through Saturday) and their work must be between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
•From June 1 through Labor Day, they may work no more than 40 hours in a week (Sunday through Saturday) and their work must be between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.
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Child LaborChild Labor
Breaks / Meal Periods• Minors must receive a 30-minute break if they work a shift of more than 6 consecutive hours.• The start and stop times of the break periods must be documented.
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Child LaborChild Labor
Prohibited EmploymentProhibited Employment
Generally, type of work or piece of machinery is prohibited -- not an establishment
Depends upon the age of the minor
•See Guide to Wisconsin’s Child Labor LawsFind it at: http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/er/
A collaboration between CESA #6, DWD, & DPI.Easy to use!
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Child LaborChild Labor
Exceptions - Prohibited EmploymentExceptions - Prohibited Employment
Apprentices
Student Learners
High School Graduates
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Minimum Wage RatesMinimum Wage Rates
- $7.25 per hour -During the first 90 consecutive days of employment, employers may pay an “opportunity rate” of $5.90 per hour.
+ Applies to persons under the age of 20.+ On the 91st day, rate must increase to
$7.25 per hour.
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Contact UsContact Us
Feel free to contact us!
ERD Madison – 608.266.6860ERD Milwaukee – 414.227.4384
Hit “0” and ask to speak to someone in Labor Standards.
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Thank You!
Jim ChiolinoDirector, Labor Standards Bureau
608.266.3345
www.dwd.wisconsin.gov