R. 61L-2.002 Definitions
R. 61L-2.003 Proof of Age and Removal of Disability of Nonage
R. 61L-2.004 Safe Work Place, and Safety Equipment
R. 61L-2.005 Additional Hazardous Occupations Prohibited
R. 61L-2.006 Employment of Minors by the Entertainment Industry
R. 61L-2.007 Partial Waivers
R. 61L-2.008 Response to Request for Inspection of Records
R. 61L-2.009 Employment in Violation of Law or Rules
R. 61L-2.012 Forms, Poster, Federal Regulations and Bulletins

Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 61L-2 - Child Labor Rule

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