Child Employment Regulation 2016
sec.34Exposure of children under 12 weeks to particular harm
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sec.34 Exposure of children under 12 weeks to particular harm
An employer of a child who is under 12 weeks must ensure the child is not— exposed to harmful lights; or exposed to cosmetics that may cause irritation or be contaminated; or exposed to, or touched by, a person the employer knows, or reasonably ought to know, has a contagious medical condition that can be transmitted by touch. (sec.34-ssec) An employer of a child who is under 12 weeks must ensure the child is not— exposed to harmful lights; or exposed to cosmetics that may cause irritation or be contaminated; or exposed to, or touched by, a person the employer knows, or reasonably ought to know, has a contagious medical condition that can be transmitted by touch.
- (a) exposed to harmful lights; or
- (b) exposed to cosmetics that may cause irritation or be contaminated; or
- (c) exposed to, or touched by, a person the employer knows, or reasonably ought to know, has a contagious medical condition that can be transmitted by touch.