A Resolution urging the Congress of the United States and the United States Secretary of Labor to review the child labor provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act and the occupational restrictions issued under the act and take action to increase employment and training opportunities for youth workers.
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Overview
This resolution urges the U.S. Congress and the Secretary of Labor to review the child labor provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act and related occupational restrictions. It seeks to increase employment and training opportunities for young workers, recognizing challenges like the skills gap and the need to replace retiring workers in skilled trades. The resolution highlights concerns about current restrictions that may discourage employers from hiring youth and calls for a review of these standards in light of advancements in workplace safety and youth participation in extracurricular activities.
Key provisions
- Urges Congress and the Secretary of Labor to review child labor provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
- Calls for increased employment and training opportunities for youth workers.
- Specifically addresses occupational restrictions that limit youth participation in trades.
- Recognizes the need to replace retiring workers in skilled trades.
- Considers the impact of current hour restrictions on youth employment.
Who is affected
- Youth workers
- Employers in Pennsylvania
- Congress of the United States
- United States Secretary of Labor
- Pennsylvania Economy
Notable changes
- The resolution advocates for a review of existing child labor standards.
- It suggests potential adjustments to occupational restrictions to encourage youth participation in needed trades.
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Primary sponsor
Barbara Gleim
Cosponsors
David Zimmerman
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