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 What's new?
The
newest additions
to the Teen Worker
website include:
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Youth Rules! Protecting the Working Teen. Onsite Consultation, DCEO, and the OSHA North Aurora and Chicago North
Area Offices, 384 KB
Video, 8 minutes. This video is intended to assist employers in understanding what their responsibilities are for
providing a safe and healthful workplace for teenage workers as well as how to
recognize and eliminate workplace hazards.
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Employer Self Assessment Tools.
The U. S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division produced
these self assessment tools to help employers comply with the youth
employment provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. They reflect what the Wage and Hour Division's experience has shown to be some of the
most common problems encountered in your industry. You can use these tools to help evaluate your firm's level of compliance. You are not
required to use these tools, but we believe you will find it helpful in preventing problems and achieving compliance with the Federal youth
employment provisions.
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Commonly Asked
Questions about
Service Animals in
Places of Business. Why
are certain animals
allowed by law in
your establishment
while others are not
allowed. Learn about
service animals and
how you can help
your customers and
yourself.
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Teen Summer Jobs: $afety Pays.
OSHA and the
Department of Labor. Summer is a
time millions of
teens work. Use this
site to get the 411
on job safety.
- Federal Network
For Young Worker
Safety and Health
Checklists:
- (CCAR)-GreenLink
Virtual Shop.
National
Automotive
Environmental
Compliance
Assistance Center.
Provides a
graphical tutorial
to help promote a
safe and healthful
working
environment for
the automotive
repair industry.
- New York
Committee for
Occupational
Safety and Health
(NYCOSH), Youth on the Job
Factsheets:
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Youth on the Job
factsheet #1: Your
Rights. 512
KB
PDF, 1 page.
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Youth on the Job
factsheet #2:
Hazards at Work.
134 KB
PDF, 1 page.
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Youth on the Job
factsheet #3: Stand
Up for Your Rights.
512 KB
PDF, 1 page.
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Youth on the Job
factsheet #4:
Repetitive Strain
Injuries. 1.3
MB
PDF, 1 page.
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Youth on the Job
factsheet #5:
Chemical Soup.
290 KB
PDF, 1 page.
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Youth on the Job
factsheet #6:
Violence at Work.
1.6 MB
PDF, 1 page.
- OSHA
Youth Industry *eTools:
*eTools
are illustrated,
interactive
web-based training
tools on
occupational
safety and health
topics.
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