Labor groups alarmed by Iowa teen work law changes
Cedar Rapids activists and union leaders gathered to oppose Iowa's 2023 youth employment changes that raise hours and permit hazy jobs for 16 and 17 year olds, despite federal prohibitions on hazardous work. They warn fines on firms and safety risks rise as employers seek waivers and training.
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Hemp law 2605 faces challenges as rules take effect
Hemp retailers challenge House File 2605 regulating THC in consumable hemp products with warnings and packaging standards. Law limits THC per serving to 4 mg and per container to 10 mg, bans sales to minors and synthetic products. A federal judge may block the law. the Iowa health department released draft rules amid criticism over the definition of serving and enforcement. Retailers say the rules create confusion and potential criminal liability while manufacturers seek clear guidance before deadlines.
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