You can get a job without your parents’ permission as soon as you turn 15. You can work when you are younger than 15 if you and your parents follow certain requirements. This guide provides information on the process.
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This particular resource offers information on the Youth Court system in British Columbia.
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Foreign workers and domestic workers have rights under BC employment law.
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This resource contains information and help for those who have been victims of crime.
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This page contains information for young offenders.
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Certain types of disputes are resolved by government boards, commissions, or agencies — known as tribunals. Instead of going to court, some complaints and disputes are handled by administrative tribunals. Find out more ...
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There are many rules about working – rules that your employer must follow and rules about how you should behave. Here are some things you should know about the working world.
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This resource provides information on how to start a business from a legal perspective, including a number of things you should consider before you start a business.
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Your employer is responsible for ensuring your health and safety on the job. This guide provides information about workplace safetyé
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This guide contains information on how to apply for employment in British Columbia, and on the rights of those applying for employment. Learn more...
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