Post by PaulR5 on Oct 19, 2015 22:23:13 GMT -5
It was a great treat to have Derek show up and rescue the register at Café Pick Me Up. It reminded me of a time when I was starting to learn a register supervisory duty and Customer Service at a former job, and a major snowstorm sent all the people who normally did the job home, and with less than an hour training, I was running two positions I was only minimally knowledgeable about.
I wondered if we would see when Sonya went into labor.
I reviewed a summary of New York child labor law, and anyone under the age of 18 must have a work permit/child employment certificate to be permitted to work (with very few exceptions). It is a great story, and while Kyle was technically breaking the law, I prefer to just call it a justifiable oversight for purposes of the story. See
kidmoney.about.com/od/jobsforkids/a/Minimum-Age-To-Work-In-New-York.htm
I know in Missouri, there are a very few jobs permitted with a special work permit for children younger than 14-- provided that a parent, grandparent, or legally certified legal guardian are on the premises at all times within a certain minimum distance or less from the child. Ignoring that, it was a great story. We learned more about not only Derek, Grayson, and Seth, but also about Kyle and Damon and Billy, as well.
Samuel, when you write the sequel to this, just mention that Grayson and Seth's parents were happy to get work permits for the guys. Derek obviously has one already, since he has worked at two different stores, both where his father was/is on premises much of the time.
Another tasty terrific tidbit tantalizing browsing bookworms, is-- what about Maggie and Kristin?
I wondered if we would see when Sonya went into labor.
I reviewed a summary of New York child labor law, and anyone under the age of 18 must have a work permit/child employment certificate to be permitted to work (with very few exceptions). It is a great story, and while Kyle was technically breaking the law, I prefer to just call it a justifiable oversight for purposes of the story. See
kidmoney.about.com/od/jobsforkids/a/Minimum-Age-To-Work-In-New-York.htm
I know in Missouri, there are a very few jobs permitted with a special work permit for children younger than 14-- provided that a parent, grandparent, or legally certified legal guardian are on the premises at all times within a certain minimum distance or less from the child. Ignoring that, it was a great story. We learned more about not only Derek, Grayson, and Seth, but also about Kyle and Damon and Billy, as well.
Samuel, when you write the sequel to this, just mention that Grayson and Seth's parents were happy to get work permits for the guys. Derek obviously has one already, since he has worked at two different stores, both where his father was/is on premises much of the time.
Another tasty terrific tidbit tantalizing browsing bookworms, is-- what about Maggie and Kristin?
