Florida child labor bill SB 918 would let minors as young as 14 work overnight
Florida SB 918 is the latest bill lawmakers have put forward targeting child labor laws in the state. If passed, it would allow children as young as 14 to work overnight shifts, and allow teens to work overnight jobs during the school week.
Lawmakers at Florida's Capitol are considering a bill that would stop insurance companies from denying claims based on ...
A Florida lawmaker’s proposal to crack down on automatic gratuity and service charges at restaurants is now part of a bill ...
TALLAHASSEE — Florida lawmakers pushing for adjustments to condo safety laws have hit an early impasse over two proposals: one that would allow condo associations to invest funds that have been saved ...
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Florida Bill Could End Tuition Break For Out-of-State Students With Grandparent ResidentsHigh-achieving out-of-state students may soon face tighter requirements to qualify for in-state tuition at Florida’s public ...
A bill that requires parental consent for contraception, treatment for sexually transmitted infections for minors was OK'd by ...
The bill is narrowly tailored to the type of foods and drinks that Florida’s public schools can buy and then offer to ...
Under Florida Senate Bill 1692, any material not expressly authorized containing nudity or sexual content could be declared ...
NRB warned Florida state lawmakers a controversial bill has a "very real possibility of weaponizing a wave of ‘lawfare’ ...
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