Alaska HB61 modifies employment regulations for minors, including flexible work hours and supervision by family members.

Alaska HB61 amends the state's employment laws for minors. It allows minors to work under a voluntary flexible work hour plan, provided the hours do not exceed 40 hours a week and 12 hours a day. The bill also exempts minors from needing written authorization to work under the direct supervision of a family member in a family-owned business. Additionally, it limits the total hours a minor under 16 can work in a day to a combined total of nine hours of school attendance and employment, with work hours restricted between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m.

Alaska HB61 modifies employment regulations for minors, including flexible work hours and supervision by family members.

Alaska HB61 amends the state's employment laws for minors. It allows minors to work under a voluntary flexible work hour plan, provided the hours do not exceed 40 hours a week and 12 hours a day. The bill also exempts minors from needing written authorization to work under the direct supervision of a family member in a family-owned business. Additionally, it limits the total hours a minor under 16 can work in a day to a combined total of nine hours of school attendance and employment, with work hours restricted between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m.