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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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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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Apply for this certificate if you want to employ workers who will do certain regulated manufacturing work (like sewing or knitting) from their homes.
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Employer
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Business name.
Business headquarters address.
Type of products manufactured.
Homeworkers
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Description of the work homeworkers will perform.
Approximate number of proposed homeworkers.
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Authorized representative signature.
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Apply for this certificate if you want to employ workers who will do certain regulated manufacturing work (like sewing or knitting) from their homes.
Employers in regulated industries who want to hire workers to perform work at the workers' homes.
A Department of Labor certificate authorizing an employer to employ homeworkers in industries where industrial homework is otherwise prohibited.
Apply before hiring any homeworkers. Certificates are required and must be renewed annually.
Submit to the Wage and Hour Division district office for your area.
Complete the application describing your business, the type of work, and compliance mechanisms. WHD will review and conduct an investigation.
FLSA restricts industrial homework in certain industries to prevent exploitation and protect workers who work without direct supervision.
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