New York Statutes

§ 132 — Employment of minor sixteen or seventeen years of age

New York·Law LAB Labor·Art. 4 Employment of Minors

§ 132. Employment of minor sixteen or seventeen years of age.

1.No\nminor sixteen or seventeen years of age shall be employed in or in\nconnection with any trade, business, or service when attendance upon\ninstruction is required by the education law or in violation of the\nemployment certificating provisions of the education law.\n 2. A minor sixteen or seventeen years of age may be employed if he\npresents an employment certificate or permit issued in accordance with\nthe education law.\n 3. Exceptions:\n a. When attendance upon instruction is not required by the education\nlaw, a minor sixteen or seventeen years of age may be employed without\nan employment certificate or permit in the following occupations:\n (1) Work on a farm;\n (2) Caddy service on a golf course;\n (3) Serv

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