Utah § 34-23-207 - Permitted occupations with no specific age limitations or restrictions.
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§ 34-23-207. Permitted occupations with no specific age limitations or restrictions.
34-23-207. Permitted occupations with no specific age limitations or restrictions.
With consent of the minor's parent, guardian, or custodian, no specific age limitations or restrictions are imposed and the restrictions described in Section 34-23-202 do not apply for:
| (1) | home chores and other work done for parent or guardian; |
| (2) | any casual work not determined harmful by the division; |
| (3) | an agricultural occupation that is not a hazardous agricultural occupation; |
| (4) | acting or performing in:
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| (5) | work for which a specific, written authorization has been made by the division. |
Amended by Chapter 221, 2024 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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