Child labor laws
Posted By Graham P. Wiemer on Jan 20, 2010 3:51pm PST
In Wisconsin, there are restrictions on when minors can work. The time of day when they may be employed, including how early and how late, and the number of hours which they may work per day and per week are all regulated. These restrictions depend on the age of the minor and whether or not school is in session during the period they are employed. Only high school graduates and other minors who are exempt from school attendance may be employed the same hours as an adult.
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