What are the child labor laws in England?

Answer 1

England is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK)

The UK law says that until children reach the Mandatory School Leaving Age (MSLA), they can only work a certain number of hours per week and only do certain jobs.

Children are of compulsory school age up to the last Friday in June in the academic year of their 16th birthday. After this they have reached the MSLA and they can apply for their National Insurance Number and work full time.

The youngest age a child can work part-time is 13 years old, with the exception of children involved in television, theatre , modelling and similar activities.

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Answer 3

You must be 14 and 9 months to work unless you have parental permission but even when you work under parental permission the money gets sent to your parents bank account and its up to them whether you get it or they do.

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