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Child Labour Laws - Coggle Diagram
Child Labour Laws
Australia
Western Australian
Must be 13 to be employed in shops but children aged 10, 11 or 12 are allowed to deliver newspapers, pamphlets or advertising material
Cannot work during school hours, and cannot start work before 6.00am or finish later than 7.00pm
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Queensland
During a school week a school-aged child can work a maximum of 12 hours, during a non-school week a school-aged child can work a maximum of 38 hours.
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Victoria
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Can't work during school hours, and during a school term, children can work for a maximum of 3 hours a day and 12 hours per week
During school holidays, children can work for a maximum of 6 hours a day and 30 hours per week.
Tasmania
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If you are under 11, it is against the law for someone to allow or require you to sell things in a public place (such as street markets)
Northern Territory
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They must not be asked to perform work that will, or likely harm their physical, mental, or emotional well-being
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International
Sweden
Working hours
Maximum of 2 hours for school days and max of 7 hours for weekends, but at the most 12 hours per school week
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