Worker's Rights
Safety Hazards
Waging a Living
Your Right to a Safe Workplace
Wages and Hours
100

How many teens each year die due to work injuries?

30

100

What is at the top of the safety pyramid?

Remove the hazard.

100

How much did Henry Ford pay his workers per day?

$5/day

100

How did Derek throw out his back?

Lifting heavy boxes

100

Where does Luis work?

at a Pizzeria

200

What hours can a 16-year-old work when there is school the next day?

5 am - 10 pm

200

How long was Jasmine blinded for?

two weeks

200

How much did Jerry the security guard have to pay for rent every month?

$530

200

How did Jose burn his arms?

Splashing french fry grease at work

200

How old is Luis?

16

300

How many hours can a 15-year-old work when school is in session?

18

300

What machine cut Molly's finger?

meat slicer

300

Barbara went back to school and earned what kind of degree?

Associate's degree

300

What did Jose's uncle advise him to do?

Join a union.

300

How late is Luis allowed to work on a school night?

Until 10pm

400

How old must you be to do any cooking/baking?

at least 16

400

What is listed at the bottom of the safety hazard pyramid?

Wear personal protective equipment

400

About how much is the cost of utilities per person per month?

$200/month

400

Jose learns that he has the rights to: 

Work without getting hurt or sick

400

Because Luis is under 18, he is not allowed to: 

drive/deliver pizzas

500

You must be 14  to do most informal jobs except for (two total)

babysitting and yardwork

500

What is in the middle of the safety pyramid?

Improve work policies and procedures

500

What was the average hourly pay for a waitress?

$2.80/hour plus tips.

500

What does OSHA stand for?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

500

Who would the counselor contact to enforce labor laws?

State Labor Commisioner