You are ready to work, but not sure what hours you can work. Below is some information with the number of hours you can work based on your age and whether you are in or out of school.
Age | 14-15 | 16-17 |
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Maximum Daily Work Hours |
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Maximum Weekly Work Hours | 18 hours | 28 hours |
Maximum Number Of Days Worked Per Week | 6 days | 6 days |
Work Times | 7am to 7pm | 6am to 10pm |
Age | 14-15 | 16-17 |
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Maximum Daily Work Hours | 8 hours | 8 hours |
Maximum Weekly Work Hours | 40 hours | 48 hours |
Maximum Number Of Days Worked Per Week | 6 days | 6 days |
Work Times | 7am to 9pm (June 21 to Labor Day) | 6am to Midnight |
Age | 16-17 |
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Maximum Daily Work Hours | 8 hours |
Maximum Weekly Work Hours | 48 hours |
Maximum Number Of Days Worked Per Week | 6 days |
Work Times | 6am to Midnight |
Types of Working Papers:
Student Non-Factory Employment Certificate - AT-18 (blue paper)
Issued to youth ages 14 and 15 who plan to work at permitted occupations during vacations or after school hours
Not valid for work:
In factory workrooms or construction
Involving use of prohibited machinery or chemical processes
As a helper on a motor vehicle
Cleaning, oiling, wiping or adjusting belts to machinery
Student General Employment Certificate - AT-19 (green paper)
Issued to youth ages 16 and 17 who attend school and plan to work during vacations or after school hours
Valid for work in a factory and other trade, business or service
Not valid for hazardous employment such as:
Operating certain machines
Doing construction work
Helping on a motor vehicle
Cleaning, oiling, wiping or adjusting belts to machinery
Full-Time Employment Certificate - AT-20 (salmon paper)
Issued to youth ages 16 and 17, who are not attending school or who are leaving school for full-time employment
Valid for factory or other types of work
Not valid for hazardous employment such as:
Operating certain machines
Doing construction work
Helping on a motor vehicle
Cleaning, oiling, wiping or adjusting belts to machinery
