A new proposal in Florida seeks to roll back child labor laws, allowing children as young as 14 to work overnight shifts without limits on hours, sparking concerns about safety and well-being. The Governor supports the measure as a way to address labor shortages, while critics worry about the impact on education and exploitation of young workers.
Key Points
Allows children as young as 14 to work overnight shifts without limits on hours
Governor supports the measure to address labor shortages
Critics worry about exploitation and negative impact on education
Pros
Addresses labor shortages
Supporters argue working helps teens learn life skills