6442-S AAS 2/17/92

 

 

 

SSB 6442 - S AMD

By Senators Murray and Anderson

 

                                                   Adopted 2/17/92

 

    On page 3, line 17, after "(9)" strike all material through "conveyors." on page 6, line 4 and insert "No minor shall be employed in any occupation or doing any type of work that the industrial safety and health division of the department of labor and industries determines by rule to be unreasonably hazardous to minors.  In making this determination, the division shall (a) include only types of work and occupations which evidence indicates present an unreasonable threat to the health or safety of minors and (b) be guided by the hazardous occupations orders in nonagricultural occupations of the child labor provisions of the fair labor standards act (29 C.F.R. Part 570, Subpart E).

    (10) It is the belief of the legislature that many occupations and types of work are less hazardous for minors age sixteen and older than for those under age sixteen.  The occupations and types of work of minors under age sixteen shall therefore be subject to additional restrictions as determined by rule by the industrial safety and health division of the department of labor and industries.  In making this determination, the division shall (a) include only types of work and occupations which evidence indicates present an unreasonable threat to the health or safety of minors under age sixteen and (b) be guided by the occupation standards for fourteen and fifteen year olds of the child labor provisions of the fair labor standards act (29.C.F.R. Part 570, Subpart C)."

 

    Renumber the remaining subsections and correct any internal references accordingly.

 

 

 

SSB 6442 - S AMD

By Senators Murray and Anderson

 

                                                   Adopted 2/17/92

 

    On page 7, after line 5, insert "(15) The department may adopt rules necessary to implement this section."

 

    Renumber the remaining subsections and correct any internal references accordingly.