Nevada AB215 revises child employment laws, restricting work hours and times for certain minors.

Nevada AB215 amends existing child labor laws by limiting the number of hours minors can work in a week and day. It prohibits children under 16 from working more than 48 hours a week and more than 8 hours a day, except for farm work or performing in motion pictures. Additionally, it restricts high school students aged 16 and older from working between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. on school nights, with possible exemptions by school districts or juvenile courts. The bill also mandates the Labor Commissioner to provide an abstract of employment laws and include it in a QR code for employers.

Nevada AB215 revises child employment laws, restricting work hours and times for certain minors.

Nevada AB215 amends existing child labor laws by limiting the number of hours minors can work in a week and day. It prohibits children under 16 from working more than 48 hours a week and more than 8 hours a day, except for farm work or performing in motion pictures. Additionally, it restricts high school students aged 16 and older from working between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. on school nights, with possible exemptions by school districts or juvenile courts. The bill also mandates the Labor Commissioner to provide an abstract of employment laws and include it in a QR code for employers.