New Jersey A3415 strengthens enforcement of child labor law by increasing penalties for violations and establishing a Child Labor Law Enforcement.
New Jersey A3415 aims to protect working minors by strengthening enforcement of the state's child labor law. The bill increases the minimum fines for violations, with a $500 fine for an initial violation and $1,000 for each subsequent violation. Employers found guilty of employing minors in hazardous conditions resulting in injury, occupational disease, or death face a second-degree crime penalty with a minimum fine of $4,000. Employers convicted of third or second-degree crimes will have their registration to employ minors suspended for at least one or two years, respectively.
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