Maine's teenage workers may soon be able to pick up a few more hours

Posted: May 10, 2011 | Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development, Senator Jackson

Many democrats, however, are still opposed. Sen. Troy Jackson (D-Allagash) says he is concerned that allowing teens to work longer hours will hurt their education, and lower their chances or even desire to go to college.

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Maine's teenage workers may soon be able to pick up a few more hours

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