Work Permits
QUICK CHECK ANSWERS:
1. Legal document required by the state that allows a 	
person under 18 to hold a job.	
2.	 Risks	getting	a	fine.
3. Principal; Work Experience Education (WEE); 	
Regional Occupational Program (ROP). 	
4. a) Name, address, date of birth, school attending. 
 b) Company, address, hours student will work.
 c) Sign work permit application.
5.	 Before	your	first	day	of	work.
6. a) 14 to 17 years old.
 b) Infants to 17 years old.. 
7. Workers' compensation insurance usually does not 	
cover workers under age 16..	
8. Continuation school, adult school, ROP, college 	
class.	
9. Each time you are hired for a new job; when 	
school's fall term begins.	
10. a) 3 hours on a school day.  
 b) 8 hours on a nonschool day.  
 c) 18 hours per week.  
 d) 7 p.m. 
11. a) 4 hours on a school day.  
 b) 8 hours on a nonschool day.  c) 10 p.m.
12. Limit the number of hours per day and week.
13. Work Experience Education and ROP/CVE.
14. Labor Department, parent/guardian, issuing au	-	
thority.	
15. a) Absent or tardy to class, failing classes, not 	
completing homework, sleeping in class, being 
asked to work during school time, job site is not 
safe.  	
 b) Student's opinion.  
 c) Reason for opinion.  
16. a) Student's opinion.  
 b) Reason.