New York ending newspaper delivery for kids
New York is no longer allowing kids as young as 11 to deliver newspapers, ending an iconic summer job tradition.
Key Points
- New York state is no longer allowing children as young as 11 to deliver newspapers
- This decision marks the end of an iconic summer job tradition
- The change is aimed at protecting children and ensuring compliance with child labor laws
Pros
- Protecting children from potential dangers associated with delivering newspapers
- Ensuring compliance with child labor laws
Cons
- Ends a long-standing tradition of kids having a summer job
- Loss of opportunity for kids to learn responsibility and earn money