(1)No
minor under the age of fourteen shall be permitted employment in this state except
as authorized by sections 8-12-104, 8-12-106, and 8-12-107.
(2)On school days, during school hours, no minor under the age of sixteen
shall be permitted employment except as provided in section 8-12-113; and, after
school hours, no minor under the age of sixteen shall be permitted to work in
excess of six hours unless the next day is not a school day.
(3)Except for babysitters, no minor under the age of sixteen shall be
permitted to work between the hours of nine-thirty p.m. and five a.m., except as
authorized by section 8-12-104 (2), unless the next day is not a school day.
(4)Except for the provisions of subsection (5) of this section, no employer
shall be permitted to work a minor mor
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(1) No
minor under the age of fourteen shall be permitted employment in this state except
as authorized by sections 8-12-104, 8-12-106, and 8-12-107.
(2) On school days, during school hours, no minor under the age of sixteen
shall be permitted employment except as provided in section 8-12-113; and, after
school hours, no minor under the age of sixteen shall be permitted to work in
excess of six hours unless the next day is not a school day.
(3) Except for babysitters, no minor under the age of sixteen shall be
permitted to work between the hours of nine-thirty p.m. and five a.m., except as
authorized by section 8-12-104 (2), unless the next day is not a school day.
(4) Except for the provisions of subsection (5) of this section, no employer
shall be permitted to work a minor more than forty hours in a week or more than
eight hours in any twenty-four-hour period. In case of emergencies which may arise
in the conduct of an industry or occupation (not subject to a wage order
promulgated under article 6 of this title) the director may authorize an employer to
allow a minor to work more than eight hours in a twenty-four-hour period. In such
emergencies an employee shall be paid at a rate of one and one-half times his time
rate as determined in accordance with the provisions of section 8-6-106 for each
hour worked in excess of forty hours in a week.
(5) In seasonal employment for the culture, harvest, or care of perishable
products where wages are paid on a piece basis, as determined in accordance with
the provisions of section 8-6-106, a minor fourteen years of age or older may be
permitted to work hours in excess of the limitations of subsection (4) of this section;
but in no case is he permitted to work more than twelve hours in any twenty-four-hour period nor more than thirty hours in any seventy-two-hour period; except that
a minor fourteen or fifteen years of age may work more than eight hours per day on
only ten days in any thirty-day period. Overtime wage provisions of subsection (4) of
this section shall not apply to this subsection (5).