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WorksheetsYouth Work: Rules (www.youthrules.gov)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Danny is 15 years old and wants to work in the local pizza restaurant after school. What hours can he work in a school day? How many hours can he work in a school week?
a)
4 hours, 16 hours for the week
b)
2 hours, 17 hours for the week
c)
3 hours, 18 hours for the week
2.
Alexis is 16 years old. If she wants a part-time job, are her hours restricted by law?
a)
Yes
b)
No
3.
Karson is 14 and is working in an auto parts store. He attended school everyday this week and worked 20 hours. Was this legal? Why or why not?
a)
Yes. He is NOT restricted by law to hours in a school week
b)
No. He is restricted by law to no more than 18 hours in school week
4.
Alma is 13 years old and wants to have a babysitting job. Is this legal?
a)
Yes
b)
No
5.
Chris is 16 and wants to work for a roofing company during the summer. Can he be legally hired for this job? Why or why not?
a)
No Job considered hazardous occupation for youth
b)
Yes. Job is considered NON hazardous.
6.
Danny Espinoza is 13 and will begin working in her father’s business on weekends. Her father owns a bakery. What types of tasks is she allowed to do? What tasks would she be prohibited?
a)
Cashier, clerk, some clean up tasks · Power driven bakery machine tasks prohibited
b)
None. This is an illegal job.
7.
If you are under 14 you are allowed to work at any of these jobs EXCEPT:
a)
deliver newspapers to customers
b)
babysit on a casual basis
c)
Manufacturing brick, tile, and related products
d)
work for a business owned entirely by your parents as long as it is not in mining, manufacturing
8.
The following jobs are ALL banned to children UNDER 18, EXCEPT:
a)
Manufacturing or storing of explosives
b)
Coal mining
c)
Roofing and work performed on or about a roof
d)
Babysitting
9.
The Wage and Hour Division of the Department of Labor enforces labor laws regardless of immigration status.
a)
True
b)
False
10.
If you are 14 or 15, what retail occupations can you do?
a)
computer programming, teaching, tutoring, singing, acting, or playing an instrument
b)
be employed by a messenger service
c)
work in a kitchen when temperature is above 100°F.
d)
load or unload safety equipment such as barriers, cones, or signage.
11.
The hourly wage for Georgia is
a)
I'm a minor so whatever my employer wants to pay me
b)
Federal wage is $7.25 per hour
c)
Federal wage is $4.25 per hour
12.
What does FLSA stand for?
a)
Freedom Laws Students Academics
b)
Fair Labor Standards Act
c)
Free Labor Student Alliance
13.
I am 15, can I work as a lifeguard at a swimming pool and a water amusement park?
a)
No
b)
Yes
14.
I am 14 can I do some kitchen and food service work including reheating food, washing dishes, cleaning equipment, and limited cooking?
a)
Yes
b)
No
15.
I am 14, can I work at a gas station as a courtesy helper to customers?
a)
Yes
b)
No
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