Permits certain minors to be employed as a referee, umpire, or official at a youth sporting event; limits a minor 12 or 13 years of age to one youth.
This bill amends the labor law to permit certain minors to be employed as a referee, umpire, or official at a youth sporting event. It defines "youth sporting event" as organized participation in a competitive physical activity aimed at using, maintaining, or improving physical ability and skills of minors. The bill allows minors aged twelve or thirteen to work as referees, umpires, or officials at youth sporting events for minors predominately ten years of age or less, provided the employing organization receives written consent from the minor's parent or guardian and a certificate from the.
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