5. Which law is in effect if state law and federal laws are different? (check the best answer) square federal law state law square whichever law provides the young workers with more protection square both are void 6. Which of the following is legal for a 14-15 year old to do? (check all that apply) square cooking at the grill square cleaning, oiling, or repairing power-driven food slicers, or grinders square working with the meat freezers or coolers square working in kitchens preparing and serving food and drinks 7. Youth employment laws prohibit young workers younger than 18 years of age working in hazardous occupations. (check all that apply) square driving a forklift square using power-driven meat slicers square using power-driven bakery equipment including mixers square using cardboard compactors

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5. Which law is in effect if state law and federal laws are different? (check the best answer) square federal law state law square whichever law provides the young workers with more protection square both are void 6. Which of the following is legal for a 14-15 year old to do? (check all that apply) square cooking at the grill square cleaning, oiling, or repairing power-driven food slicers, or grinders square working with the meat freezers or coolers square working in kitchens preparing and serving food and drinks 7. Youth employment laws prohibit young workers younger than 18 years of age working in hazardous occupations. (check all that apply) square driving a forklift square using power-driven meat slicers square using power-driven bakery equipment including mixers square using cardboard compactors

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5. If state law and federal laws are different, the law in effect depends on the situation. In general, federal law takes precedence over state law when there is a conflict. However, in some cases, state law may provide more protection to young workers. The best answer is: whichever law provides the young workers with more protection.6. Legal activities for a 14-15 year old include: - Cooking at the grill - Cleaning, oiling, or repairing power-driven food slicers, or grinders - Working with the meat freezers or coolers - Working in kitchens preparing and serving food and drinks7. Youth employment laws prohibit young workers younger than 18 years of age from: - Driving a forklift - Using power-driven meat slicers - Using power-driven bakery equipment, including mixers - Using cardboard compactors

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