The Assembly voted Tuesday for a bill barring young Nevadans from holding some potentially hazardous jobs - but ensuring they can still sell lemonade, mow lawns and deliver papers. It's a safety measure for these children. This takes away the ability for them to get hurt. Berman said protections are needed for children hired by for-profit companies who exploit them. Minors will still be able to sell goods for nonprofit organizations, public or charter schools, and private schools in the state.
Parents can also employ their child.
The bill states that no child under age 16 can distribute any advertisements or other literature or solicit for sale or sell any product, good or service from a vehicle or at a residence, business or public space. Currently, Nevada law states that no child under the age of 14 is allowed to be employed without a work permit. It sends a message when the Legislature examines this issue. There are persons out there who'll be less likely to do these things that can harm children. Click here .