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Child Labor


Child Labor
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Oregon's child labor law gives the Wage and Hour Commission authority to regulate working conditions for minors under age 18 working in Oregon. All employers in Oregon are subject to the state rules providing for minors' working conditions (meal periods, rest periods, adequate work, weight lifting, etc.).
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Both state and federal laws regulate the employment of minors. There are strict limitations on the number of hours a minor may work and on the types of work permissible. Questions may be directed to the Child Labor Unit of the Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI), (971) 673-0836.
Child Labor
Employment of Minors
Child labor laws protect young people in the work force. Although minors are no longer required to have permits, they, their parents, and employers should be aware of laws and regulations applying to young people, ages 14-17 and the kinds of jobs and working hours that are allowed.
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