Iowa Child Labor Law Weaker Than Federal Standards
Iowa's child labor protections show gaps compared with federal standards. The study by the University of Iowa Child Welfare Station finds minimum school ages and work-year length lag behind, with street and mine employment rules notably lenient and medical requirements underdeveloped.
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Deficiencies in Town Child Welfare and School Health Provisions
A report outlines gaps in child welfare, noting no standardized health exams, continuous records, or follow up by teachers and nurses. It says free smallpox typhoid vaccines are absent, psychiatrist exams for typical and retarded children are not required, and vocational guidance legal provisions are lacking. Attendance officers and factory inspectors are insufficient. no full time truants. County superintendents report feeble mindedness counts to institutions.
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