QLDIn ForceRegulation
Child Employment Regulation 2016
sec.8Working hours for young children
Start here
Get a plain-English read of sec.8
Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Child Employment Regulation 2016.
sec.8 Working hours for young children
A young child may not work if— the child has already worked 12 hours during a week; or the child has already worked 4 hours during a day; or the child has already worked for the same employer for a period of time that ended within the previous 12 hours. (sec.8-ssec) A young child may not work if— the child has already worked 12 hours during a week; or the child has already worked 4 hours during a day; or the child has already worked for the same employer for a period of time that ended within the previous 12 hours.
- (a) the child has already worked 12 hours during a week; or
- (b) the child has already worked 4 hours during a day; or
- (c) the child has already worked for the same employer for a period of time that ended within the previous 12 hours.