Ohio HB150, the Clock Out Kids Act, mandates school employees to report labor law violations involving minors, increases penalties for such.
Ohio HB150, the Clock Out Kids Act, amends state law to require school employees to report to the school principal or their designee if they know or suspect a student under 16 is employed in violation of state labor laws. The principal must then report this to the director of commerce. The act also increases penalties for certain minor labor law violations and creates the Minor Labor Law Enforcement Fund, which will be used to hire staff to enforce these laws. The fund is initially appropriated $300,000.
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