Hazardous Occupations Order for Agriculture
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- June 18, 2024
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Farm operations can be hazardous to children, as they are exposed to machinery, confined spaces, animals and livestock, chemicals, respiratory irritants, toxic gases, and extreme environmental conditions. This publication discusses the risks and regulations associated with child labor on these operations.
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