Introduced
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To allow minors to volunteer to work in nonprofit charitable housing constructions or renovations (like Habitat for Humanity), notwithstanding state child labor laws.
Referred to the Committee on Employee Relations, Training, and Safety
Amendment offered
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To restrict the types of work that a minor may perform on a job covered by the bill, prohibiting any construction work that could be hazardous, such as operating power tools, excavation, roofing, demolition, etc.
The amendment passed by voice vote
Passed in the House 104 to 2 (details)
To allow minors to volunteer to work in nonprofit charitable housing constructions or renovations (like Habitat for Humanity), notwithstanding state child labor laws. However, the bill restricts the types of work that a minor may perform on a job covered by the bill, prohibiting any construction work that could be hazardous, such as operating power tools, excavation, roofing, demolition, etc.
