Unions push for Queensland to raise working age for children
The state government is conducting a sunset review of the child employment regulations that stipulate the rules for kids who work in Queensland.
Unions push for Queensland to raise working age for children
The state government is conducting a sunset review of the child employment regulations that stipulate the rules for kids who work in Queensland.
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