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"We have to protect the children! "Meanwhile, in the "family oriented, God-fearing" Midwest . . .
Iowa governor will sign bill rolling back labor protections for children
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday said she will sign a bill to roll back labor protections for children, allowing them to work longer hours and take jobs that had been prohibited.
The measure would permit children as young as 14 to work in roofing, construction and demolition, provided they are part of educational or apprenticeship programs and a parent has granted permission for the work. They would also be allowed to do light assembly work and assist customers in businesses that sell fireworks, as long as no machines are present.
The legislation eliminates state regulations on the number of hours 16- and 17-year-olds can work and allows them to serve alcohol in restaurants with parental permission.
You are opposed to educational/ apprenticeship programs?The measure would permit children as young as 14 to work in roofing, construction and demolition, provided they are part of educational or apprenticeship programs and a parent has granted permission for the work.
Iowa is farm country and laws can hinder kids working on a farm.Meanwhile, in the "family oriented, God-fearing" Midwest . . .
Iowa governor will sign bill rolling back labor protections for children
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday said she will sign a bill to roll back labor protections for children, allowing them to work longer hours and take jobs that had been prohibited.
The measure would permit children as young as 14 to work in roofing, construction and demolition, provided they are part of educational or apprenticeship programs and a parent has granted permission for the work. They would also be allowed to do light assembly work and assist customers in businesses that sell fireworks, as long as no machines are present.
The legislation eliminates state regulations on the number of hours 16- and 17-year-olds can work and allows them to serve alcohol in restaurants with parental permission.
Roofing isn't working on a farm. Roofing is very dangerous work.Iowa is farm country and laws can hinder kids working on a farm.
At 9 years old I was taught to drive a flatbed in the field as others baled & stacked the hay. I loved that job. Worked the farm all summer. Coralling cattle and branding them. Removing horse shoes. Etc.
All great experiences as a child
Excellent idea. It's almost like an apprenticeship program.Meanwhile, in the "family oriented, God-fearing" Midwest . . .
Iowa governor will sign bill rolling back labor protections for children
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday said she will sign a bill to roll back labor protections for children, allowing them to work longer hours and take jobs that had been prohibited.
The measure would permit children as young as 14 to work in roofing, construction and demolition, provided they are part of educational or apprenticeship programs and a parent has granted permission for the work. They would also be allowed to do light assembly work and assist customers in businesses that sell fireworks, as long as no machines are present.
The legislation eliminates state regulations on the number of hours 16- and 17-year-olds can work and allows them to serve alcohol in restaurants with parental permission.
Is this a Dem butthurt thread because we flexed our muscles and bitch slapped some woke BS? Idiot left wingers need to understand we far outnumber them.Lefties are good at organizing boycotts or arson or anarchy but Bud Lite wasn't strictly conservative nor was it a boycott. It was a kneejerk reaction to a bad advertising campaign. The stuff tastes like piss anyway.
Pass the law making it illegal to import products from foreign nations. The labor laws in foreign lands are THEIR problem, not mine.Because as we all know a tranny is far more offensive than child slave labor....
You know damn well I'm not a fucking leftie.Is this a Dem butthurt thread because we flexed our muscles and bitch slapped some woke BS
I have no idea who you are or what your politics are. That said the American people are getting fed up with this shit.You know damn well I'm not a fucking leftie.
If we can't call out our own we have no business calling out ANYONE
Apple is an AMERICAN COMPANY.Pass the law making it illegal to import products from foreign nations. The labor laws in foreign lands are THEIR problem, not mine.
So, what exactly do "conservatives" get for such a great accomplishment?Until they pick up their
IPhone
IPad
MacBook
Apple Watch
Because as we all know a tranny is far more offensive than child slave labor....
Posted from my SAMSUNG Flip 4 which wasn't made by forced labor
It is dangerous if you're on the roof but there are jobs that aren't on the roof. Clean up below. Loading packages on the conveyor belt etc.Roofing isn't working on a farm. Roofing is very dangerous work.
They’re not an American Company. There are very few American Companies left. No major ones. They all have foreign sales, production, etc…Apple is an AMERICAN COMPANY.
They shit on American workers and take the jobs out of country then hire slave labor minors.
Somehow you think you're absolved of supporting that company
That's true, but I don't see that distinction being articulated in the Iowa bill.It is dangerous if you're on the roof but there are jobs that aren't on the roof. Clean up below. Loading packages on the conveyor belt etc.
Your values of hate, congratulations.Until they pick up their
IPhone
IPad
MacBook
Apple Watch
Because as we all know a tranny is far more offensive than child slave labor....
Posted from my SAMSUNG Flip 4 which wasn't made by forced labor
Meanwhile, in the "family oriented, God-fearing" Midwest . . .
Iowa governor will sign bill rolling back labor protections for children
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday said she will sign a bill to roll back labor protections for children, allowing them to work longer hours and take jobs that had been prohibited.
The measure would permit children as young as 14 to work in roofing, construction and demolition, provided they are part of educational or apprenticeship programs and a parent has granted permission for the work. They would also be allowed to do light assembly work and assist customers in businesses that sell fireworks, as long as no machines are present.
The legislation eliminates state regulations on the number of hours 16- and 17-year-olds can work and allows them to serve alcohol in restaurants with parental permission.
