New Jersey Child Labor Law Reform Sparks Elevator Debate
A new interpretation of New Jersey child labor law allows teenagers to ride department store elevators. The piece hints at broader shifts in regulation amid a warmer political climate, noting commentary from observers like Milt the printer and a rising generation in Washington.
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