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PDF: Teen Workers Have Two Jobs

Download 21 times Source: uwworksafe.com // Topic: Teen Jobs File Size: 105.78 kb // Total of Page: 1 Page(s) Last download by tamerprince1982 Last download on: 2 months ago Share this info: Sample of page (click to enlarge) Short Desciption: restaurants, grocery stores and in offices, among other non-agricultural jobs. This brochure should answer most questions employers and teen workers may ... Content Inside: Teen Workers Have Two Jobs PAYCHECK Math e Scienc y Histor ment Govern Studies Social ve 1 Electi ve 2 Electi CARD A REPORT BB C+ AB+ B $$$$ M any Washington employers hire workers under the age of 18 to work in restaurants, grocery stores and in offices, among other non-agricultural jobs. This brochure should answer most questions employers and teen workers may have about non-agricultural work rules, permits and conditions for working minors. If you have additional questions, please contact your local Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) office. What does an employer have to do to employ minors? Post a current minor work permit endorsement Employers are responsible for getting a minor work permit endorsement for each workplace if they employ minors. They can get one with the Master Business License application. This application can be obtained through the Department of Licensing or any L&I office. The Master Business License with current minor work permit endorsement must be posted.