Washington HB1121 modifies working hour restrictions for sixteen- and seventeen-year olds in college and career programs.

Washington HB1121 amends the rules for working hours of sixteen- and seventeen-year olds. It allows students in bona fide college programs to work the same number of hours during school weeks as during nonschool weeks. However, students in career and technical education programs are not granted the same flexibility. The bill aims to ensure that students in these programs can work more hours for employers tied to their education, enhancing their career experience.

Washington HB1121 modifies working hour restrictions for sixteen- and seventeen-year olds in college and career programs.

Washington HB1121 amends the rules for working hours of sixteen- and seventeen-year olds. It allows students in bona fide college programs to work the same number of hours during school weeks as during nonschool weeks. However, students in career and technical education programs are not granted the same flexibility. The bill aims to ensure that students in these programs can work more hours for employers tied to their education, enhancing their career experience.