For 16/17 year olds working in all other states, what is the maximum number of hours they can work per day on weekdays during school weeks?

In many states, the regulations for minors working during school weeks set clear limits on the number of hours they can work. For 16 and 17 year olds, the maximum number of hours they can work per day on weekdays is often defined by labor laws. The correct maximum limit for these minors typically allows them to work up to 8 hours on weekdays outside of school hours, but during school weeks, the hours may be reduced to ensure that students can balance work responsibilities with their education.

The choice indicating 10.5 hours may reflect an option that is not in alignment with standard labor regulations which aim to protect minors from working excessively long hours during the school week. Understanding these parameters is crucial for compliance with labor laws and ensuring the well-being of youth workers.