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Encyclopedia > Child labor laws

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Child Labor Law (1640 words)
These laws are meant to shield minors from exposure to dangerous occupations, while recognizing that as kids and teens get older they are capable of working longer hours or in more challenging employment.
In the United States, and in most other agricultural nations with child labor laws, members of a farmer’s immediate family who live with the farmer and are employed by the farmer in agriculture are exempt from nearly all child labor regulations.
If this is the case, a parent who does not want his or her child to hold a job may be able to require the employer to issue paychecks to the parent instead of to the child.
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