Florida lawmakers want to axe child labor rules. Here’s the proposal
- Florida legislators are considering HB 1225, a bill modifying state child labor laws.
- Worker shortages and a receding immigrant workforce prompted the proposed changes.
- The bill removes restrictions on work hours for 16- and 17-year-olds, with some limitations.
- Republican Rep. Roth admitted the anti-immigrant bill was politically motivated to scare immigrants.
- If approved, HB 1225 would take effect July 1, potentially increasing work opportunities for teens.
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Gutting child labor laws to replace immigrant workers who fled Florida
Immigrant activist Thomas Kennedy writes that, after a 2023 anti-immigrant law that drove migrant laborers from the state, Florida is now both gutting child labor laws and trying to find ways around the state's minimum wage.
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