DOL

Special Employment Certificates

Certificates for homeworkers and workers with disabilities.

The Fair Labor Standards Act includes provisions for special certificate programs governing homeworkers in certain industries and workers with disabilities. These certificates require advance application and annual renewal, with ongoing compliance obligations.

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Example Forms in this Category

DOLForm WH-46

Employer's Application for Authority to Employ Homeworkers

Application for a certificate authorizing the employment of industrial homeworkers in certain industries regulated under FLSA, such as women's apparel, gloves, and handkerchiefs.

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DOLForm WH-75

Homeworker Handbook

DOL Form WH-75. Official government form with AI-powered guidance.

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DOLForm WH-501

Application for Certificate to Employ Workers with Disabilities Under Section 14(c)

Application for a certificate allowing employers to pay subminimum wages to workers with disabilities under Section 14(c) of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

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All 3 Forms in this Category

DOL forms related to special employment certificates.

DOLForm WH-46

Employer's Application for Authority to Employ Homeworkers

Application for a certificate authorizing the employment of industrial homeworkers in certain industries regulated under FLSA, such as women's apparel, gloves, and handkerchiefs.

Curated guideView guide →
DOLForm WH-75

Homeworker Handbook

DOL Form WH-75. Official government form with AI-powered guidance.

View guide →
DOLForm WH-501

Application for Certificate to Employ Workers with Disabilities Under Section 14(c)

Application for a certificate allowing employers to pay subminimum wages to workers with disabilities under Section 14(c) of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Curated guideView guide →

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