Which of the following would not constitute oppressive child labor according to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)?

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The FLSA forbids oppressive child labor by any employer engaged in interstate commerce or in the production of goods for such commerce and also forbids the interstate shipment of goods produced in an establishment where oppressive child labor occurs.Oppressive child labor includes (1)most employment of children below the age of 14; (2)employment of children aged 14-15,unless they work in an occupation specifically approved by the Department of Labor;and (3)employment of children aged 16-17 who work in occupations declared particularly hazardous by the Labor Department.

Which of the Following Would Not Constitute Oppressive Child Labor