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Hours of Work
Page 2 of practice questions on Hours of Work in Minors (See also RA 7610, as amended by RA 9231; DC 2, s. 2017, as amended by DC 2, s. 2018; DO 149, s. 2016…
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- For a worker aged15 but below18, when does the prohibited night interval begin?
- A lawfully engaged14-year-old is assigned a three-hour shift from5 a.m. to8 a.m. Weekly hours otherwise comply. What is…
- A15-year-old works seven daytime hours on five days, totaling35. Assuming no other disqualifying condition, do those ho…
- A16-year-old works eight daytime hours on each of four days and nine daytime hours on a fifth day. Management argues th…
- A lawfully working14-year-old has four daytime hours Monday through Thursday. Friday adds five daytime hours, reaching2…
- Apply the age boundary where an employee has just turned15.
- A14-year-old works5–8 a.m., with daily and weekly totals below their ceilings. Explain why those totals do not resolve …
- A16-year-old works four eight-hour days and one nine-hour day. Analyze daily and weekly compliance.