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So replacing immigrants with child labor? Way to go republicans.

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That seems like it will create a seller's-market economy, and drive wages up...

And you’ve heard a lot of news about RIFs, about people getting fired. At this moment in time, less than 0.15, not 1.5, less than 0.15 of the federal workforce has actually been given a RIF [Reduction in Force] notice,”
 
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I have no issue with 14 year olds working part time jobs (that's when I started....), BUT there should be limitations in place, else employers will exploit young workers with no regard for their well being or education. As I recall, Pennsylvania had restricitons in place such as not working past a certain hour on school nights, etc.

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They point out that there is nothing “part-time” in the language of the companion senate and house bills currently before lawmakers, which instead will permit unlimited working hours without breaks for 14- and 15-year-olds who are schooled at home or online, and allow employers to require 16- and 17-year-olds to work for more than six days in a row.
 
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I have no issue with 14 year olds working part time jobs (that's when I started....), BUT there should be limitations in place, else employers will exploit young workers with no regard for their well being or education. As I recall, Pennsylvania had restricitons in place such as not working past a certain hour on school nights, etc.

From the op's link:

They point out that there is nothing “part-time” in the language of the companion senate and house bills currently before lawmakers, which instead will permit unlimited working hours without breaks for 14- and 15-year-olds who are schooled at home or online, and allow employers to require 16- and 17-year-olds to work for more than six days in a row.
hey without the department of education they won't need to worry about having any education.
 
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