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Teen Hours & Safety Misc Job Injuries & Help Your Rights Work Permits & Work by age 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500
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100 T/F: Your employer can not punish you for reporting a safety problem
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What is True?
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200 This is the minimum wage in Massachusetts
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What is $8.00?
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300 These are two rights you have if you get hurt on the job.
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What are payment for medical care and payment of lost wages?
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400 These are two of the health and safety protections your employer must provide on the job.
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What are: –Safe/healthy workplace –Safety training –Protective clothing/equipment –Payment of medical care and lost wages if injured.
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500 Name two rights all workers have on the job
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What are: –Right to safe/healthy workplace –Right to speak up without punishment –Freedom from racial/sexual or personal harassment –Right to (at least) minimum wage –Right to join a union.
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100 The age you must be to drive a forklift:
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What is 18?
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200 T/F: If you are under 18 you can operate a meat slicer in some circumstances.
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What is false?
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300 If you are under this age, you need a work permit to work in Massachusetts.
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What is 18?
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400 One type of work you can not do if you are under sixteen
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What are: –Baking –Dry cleaning/laundry facility –Ladders –Construction –Unloading trucks/rail cars/conveyors –Processing plant –Power tools –Machinery –Fryolators/flame grills –Freezers/meat coolers For more see MA guide for working teens.
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500 T/F, you are not allowed to sell or handle alcoholic beverages if you are under 21.
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What is false? You can sell beginning at the age of 18.
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100 The number of hours 14 and 15 year olds can work on a school day.
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What is three?
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200 The latest you can work on a school night if you are under 16.
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What is 7:00PM?
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300 The number of hours you can work a week when you’re under 16, and not on school vacation.
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What is eighteen?
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400 If you’re 16 or 17, you can work until this time on a school night.
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What is 10:00PM? (10:15 if the place you work closes at 10:00)
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500 T/F: All youth under 18 must obtain a physicians certificate of health in order to get a work permit.
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What is False? This rule applies only to 14 and 15 year olds
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100 T/F: You can sue your employer if you get hurt on the job.
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What is False? In most cases you cannot sue your employer.
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200 T/F you could lose your job if you get injured at work.
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What is False? Your employer cannot legally fire you for getting hurt at work.
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300 The name of the agency that handles all work related health and safety complaints.
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What is OSHA? (Occupational Health and Safety Administration)
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400 This agency enforces the teen labor laws in Massachusetts
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What is the Attorney General’s office?
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500 Name at least two things you must do if you get hurt on the job.
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What are: –Tell your boss –Seek medical attention –Fill out a claim form
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100 The insurance an employer must have to cover worker injuries at the work place
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What is Workman’s Comp?
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200 T/F: You cannot receive workman’s comp benefits for an injury if you were doing your job incorrectly or horsing around at work
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What is False? You are entitled to benefits even if the accident is your fault.
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300 T/F: Every year in Massachusetts, over 900 teens visit an emergency room due to a work-related injury.
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What is True?
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400 T/F Your boss asks you on a date once and you say no, that is sexual harassment.
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What is False? In order for it to be sexual harassment, it has to happen REPEATEDLY and you have to tell them you are uncomfortable.
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500 The benefits you are entitled to if you are permanently disabled on the job. Hint: Be specific, it’s not just “workman’s comp”
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What are –Loss compensation (i.e. for a lost body part) –Training for a new occupation you CAN do. –SSI Disability (if you are unable to ever work again)
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