Waisea Vosa
28 April, 2021, 10:00 pm
The FCEF had pledged as a tripartite constituent and the pledge was, “Improved responsible business conducts to eliminate child labour in Fiji’s business practices”.
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The Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation (FCEF), as Fiji’s national private sector organisation made an announcement on March 29, 2021 at an ILO meeting, where the theme was, “Taking the next steps to eliminate child labour in Fiji: The country outlook and the way forward”.
A key objective of this meeting was the “Pledge on 2021 UN International Year on the Elimination of Child Labour (IYEC)” to mark the International Year on the Elimination of Child Labour.
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By Staff | December 11, 2020 | Filed under: News
MONTGOMERY-With students bouncing between virtual and in-person learning during the pandemic, the Child Labor section of the Alabama Department of Labor (ADOL) is receiving a volume of inquiries from parents and school officials concerning hour restrictions for child labor.
According to ADOL Secretary Fitzgerald Washington, “Employers should be aware that Alabama’s Child Labor Laws remain in effect, even during a virtual school situation. ADOL continues to fine for hour violations so it’s important for employers to fully understand the laws in place.”
Minors aged 16-18 are permitted to work during the school day. However, they may not work between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. on any night preceding a school day (virtual or in person). They have no maximum number of hours and no breaks are required.