Kendall,an Apprentice at Coral Kitchen Works (CKW),is Learning How to Assemble

Kendall,an apprentice at Coral Kitchen Works (CKW) ,is learning how to assemble and install kitchen cabinets.CKW pays her $5.50 per hour,which is less than the government-approved minimum wage.Which of the following is most likely to be true in this case?

A) Coral Kitchen Works cannot pay Kendall less than the minimum wage because all employees, whether trainees or full-time employees, must be paid at least 10 percent above the minimum wage without exceptions.
B) Coral Kitchen Works can pay Kendall less than the minimum wage if it agrees to provide overtime compensation for time worked in excess of 60 hours per week.
C) Coral Kitchen Works can pay Kendall less than the minimum wage because interns and apprentices are not covered under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938.
D) Coral Kitchen Works can pay Kendall less than the minimum wage only if it obtains a certificate issued by the Department of Labor's wage and hour administrator.