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By Robbie Sequeira Verified
| Arizona Daily Sun Verified
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Feds encourage public housing authorities to impose work rules, time limits

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By Robbie Sequeira Verified
| Florida Phoenix
Dozens of public housing authorities, tribes, property owners and community groups have joined a new coalition organized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to promote work requirements and time limits for people who receive federal housing help.
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States ease child labor laws ahead of summer hiring season

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By Robbie Sequeira Verified
| Dubois County Herald Verified
INDIANAPOLIS – For some teenagers across the country, the summer is the first opportunity to gain work experience for their nascent resume. In a handful of states, however, teens who find jobs will find fewer protections under child labor laws. Four states — Indiana, Nebraska, Washington and West Virginia — enacted laws this year that weaken child labor protections, according to the Economic Policy Institute, a nonprofit think tank.
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