Resolutions ratifying the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States for federal regulation of child labor
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Overview
This resolution urges the United States Congress to ratify a proposed constitutional amendment that would establish federal regulation of child labor. The resolution, sponsored by Representative Gentile, seeks to ensure consistent protections for children across the country. It’s a petition supported by numerous individuals and aims to strengthen federal oversight of child labor practices. This action is being considered by the Joint Committee on Veterans and Federal Affairs.
Key provisions
- Memorializes the Congress of the United States to ratify the proposed amendment.
- Addresses federal regulation of child labor.
- Sponsored by Representative Carmine Lawrence Gentile.
- Currently under consideration by the Joint Committee on Veterans and Federal Affairs.
- Part of a series of resolutions related to federal matters.
- Includes a hearing scheduled for November 13, 2025.
Who is affected
- Children
- Employers
- Federal Government
- State Governments (through federal regulation)
- Labor advocates
Notable changes
- The resolution seeks to establish a federal standard for child labor, potentially overriding existing state laws.
- It represents an effort to strengthen federal protections for child workers.
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Sponsors
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6 on record
Primary sponsor
Carmine Lawrence Gentile
Cosponsors
Carmine Lawrence Gentile
James B. Eldridge
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