Clarification Of
Compulsory School
Attendance Law
T h e question c o n sta n tly com es
u p on th e p art of em ployers, "Can
I h ire a high school stu d e n t for
a few days w ork, or p a rt-tim e
w o rk d u rin g school h o u r s ? ”
A le tte r ju s t received from W
E. K im sey, s ta te com m issioner of
labor, an sw ers the question in
th is m a n n e r:
‘‘No m inor u n d er 18 y ea rs of
ag e can be leg ally em ployed
u n til th e em p lo y er has in his
pcss ssion a w ork perm it
from the office of the labor
com m issioner.
“This office h as v o lu nteered in
th e en fo rcem en t of th e com
p u lsory a tte n d a n c e law by
re o u irin g em ployers of m inors
u n d er 18 y ea rs of age, to pro
vide this office w ith a release
from school a tte n d a n c e .”
In o th e r w ords th e stu d e n t c a n
not legally w ork w ith o u t a w ork
perm it, and he cannot get a w ork
perm it w th o u t a release from
school a tten d a n ce.
'¡'lie follow ing conditions govern
ihe g ra n tin g of a re le ase from
school atten d a n ce.
1 The-st- dent is physically or
m en tally u n ab le to a tte n d
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school as shown by his phy
sician ’s s ta te m e n t.
2. I he stu d e n t can no longer
profit from a tte n d a n c e at
school.
3. A tten d an ce at school would
ca u se an e x tre m e hardship
on the family.
U nder th e last tw o c irc u m
stances, th e p aren t of the m inor
would ask the school board for a
release for th e ir child, and if
g ra n te d by the board, a release
would be sent to th e labor com
m ission.
E x tre m e h ard sh ip m eans of
course, th at the stu d e n t m ust con
trib u te to a g re at e x ten t tow ards
the sup p o rt of the fam ily.
It is to be fu rth e r noted th at
the above conditions assum e th at
the stu d en t who secures a release
irops out of school, secures his
w ork perm it, and then s ta rts
w orking.
T herefore, unless the stu d en t
has dropped out of school it is
fairly safe to assum e th at he has
not been excused from school, and
dot's not have a w ork perm it, and
th at as an em ployer, you cannot
legally hire him.
It is to be fu rth e r n o te d l h a t if
ihe s tu d e n t is hired for out o '
school hours, he still is req u ired
o o b tain a w ork perm it. E m
ployers should be careful to check
he perm it, and see th at it calls
o r lull tim e w ork if the stu d en t
s v. oi king during school hours.
C om m issioner K i m s e y
also
‘at s th at any em ployer of m in
ors is req u ired to keep a re g iste r
of m nors em ployed.
Only a very few stu d en ts have
x e n g ra n te d release from school
atten d a n ce. If the prospective em -
loyer w ishes to check, the school
vould be happy to advise w h e th e r
o r not a stu d en t has been g ra n te d
r lease from school. T he cm - |
doyer can be c e rta in , however,
hat th e pupil cannot legally w ork
durin g school hours unless he has
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»ornia, M aine and W ash in g to n
Biixikings Harbor Pilot
re g iste re d bigger p ack s.”
T
h u rsd ay . O cto b er 15. 1953
In ad d itio n to tu n a th e s t a t e ’s
biggest fish pack
and th e fa
m ous C olum bia riv e r salm on, O re RUTH BESSER HAS
gon c a n n ers put up nu m ero u s se a S U H P R IS E PARTY
food delicacies, including shad roc,
A s u rp ris e b irth d ay p a rty w as
T he wide v arie ty of seafood stu rg eo n , ra zo r clam s, du n g en ess
tak en from O regon’s riv ers and crab, and o y ste r and cra b speeial- held for R u th B esser at h r horn«-
in H a rb o r recently.
coastal w a te rs places the B eaver I tics, G ross said.
P resen t w ere Mr. anti M is E re d
¡S ta te fo u rth am ong the n atio n 's
T h e re p re s e n ta tiv e for the com B au m gardner. Mrs. S kepec. Lois
, 23 fish-canning s ta te s w ith a huge
an n u al
pack
th a t
last
y e a r pany w hich coo p erated in th e d e W heeler. Mrs. C linton R ussell.
reached $14,284.000 in value.’ a c velopm ent of p ro cesses th at help Mr. and Mrs Alvin W oodruff and
cording to E. G. Gross, re p re s e n ta m ain tain th e n u tritio n a l valu e of M atty K t'bber. T he p a rty w as
canned fish added th a t O regon «Is given to r R uth by h e r m o th er.
tive of A m erican C an Com pany.
.th e n a tio n ’s p rincipal supplier of j Mrs. Stim son.
"O regon’s 23 seafood c a n n ers canned shad rot', producing about
E n te rta in m e n t w as provided by
packed
m ore
th an
20.371.(XX) 75 p e r cent of th e to tal pack in
Mrs Skopt'c. who played th e
pounds of salm on, tuna, o y sp rs th e U nited S ta tes.
g u itar, and Mrs. WoodrifT, w ho
and o th e r seafood products for
played th e accordion.
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a w ork
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P r im e r s an ’ ra n ch ers s h o r'd l '
•dvised of Cffi’d l a b o r B u ll'tin
'o. 10°. r'le a s e d by th e Unit d
'd ates D ep artm en t of Labor. T his
u lletin outlines the E air T ab o r
s ta n d a rd s Act of 1949, w hich
nakes it illegal to t-mploy ch 1-
dren u n d er 16 y e a rs of age in
a g ric u ltu re durin g school hours,
and c a rrie s w ith it a fine of $10,-
(00 w hich max be assessed for
w illful x iolation.
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