COMPILED CODE - Iowa Legislature - State of Iowa

Tit. V, Ch. 6.
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BUREAU OF LABOR. §S 881-88*.
25 in the public schools of the state or under an instructor in a school shop
26 or industrial plant in a course approved by the state board for voca-
27 tional education for vocational educational purposes.
[C, '73, § 4064; C, '97, §§ 5025, 5026; S., '13, § 4999-a2; 39
G. A., ch. 180, § 1.]
CHAPTER 6.
BUREAU OF LABOR.
SECTION 881. Expenses—inspectors—duties of woman inspector.
1 One of the factory inspectors in the bureau of labor statistics shall
2 be a woman, who shall, in addition to the general duties required of her,
3 under the direction of the commissioner of the bureau of labor statis-
4 tics, inspect the sanitary and general conditions under which the
5 women and children are at work in all factories, workshops, hotels,
6 restaurants, stores, and any other places where women and children
7 are employed ; collect statistics and make recommendations and report
8 the same to the commissioner of labor, who shall make special reference
9 thereto in his biennial report to the governor, and said woman factory
10 inspector shall render any other or additional service under the direc-
11 tion of the labor commissioner as will tend to promote the health and
12 general welfare of the women and children employees of this state. The
13 appointment, by the commissioner of all factory. inspectors shall be
14 subject to the approval of the executive council. Said commissioner
15 shall be allowed the necessary postage, stationery and office expenses.
16 The said salaries and expenses shall be paid as the salaries and
17 expenses of other state officers are provided for. The commissioner or
18 , any officer or employee of the bureau of labor statistics shall be allowed
19 in addition to his salary his actual and necessary traveling expenses
20 while in the performance of his duties, said expenses to be audited by
21 the state board of audit and paid out of the general fund of the state
22 upon a voucher verified by the commissioner or his deputy; but the
23 total amount of the expenses for the officers and employees of said
24 bureau other than the salaries shall not exceed four thousand dollars
25 per annum.
[C, '97, § 2477 ; S., '13, § 2477 ; 39 G. A., ch. 209, § 31.]
SEC. 888. Conditions under which children may be employed.
1 No child under sixteen years of age shall be employed, permitted,
2 . or suffered to work in or in connection with any of the establishments
3 or occupations mentioned in section eight hundred eighty-two of the
4 compiled code unless the person, firm or corporation employing such
5 child procures and keeps on file, accessible to any officer charged with
6 the enforcement of this chapter, a work permit issued as hereinafter
7 provided, and keeps two complete lists of the names and ages of all such
8 children under sixteen years of age employed in or for such establish-
9 ments or in such occupations, one on file in the office and one conspicu-
10 ously posted near the principal entrance of the place or establishment
11 in which such children are employed. On termination of the employ-
12 ment of a child whose permit is on file, such permit shall be returned by
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error in printing of
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