Does an emancipated minor need a work permit to be employed?
Yes. The only exception from child labor and compulsory school attendance laws enjoyed by an emancipated minor is that he/she may apply for a work permit without the parent’s permission. An emancipated minor may sign, in place of the parent, the “Statement of Intent to Employ Minor and Request for Work Permit” (form B1-1 or B1S-1 prescribed by the California Department of Education pursuant to Education Code Section 49162 and as stated in Family Code Section 7050[e][16]). “Emancipated minor” is defined in Family Code Section 7002.
Yes. The only exception from child labor and compulsory school attendance laws have by an emancipated minor is that he/she may apply for a “Permit to Employ and Work” without the parent’s permission. An emancipated minor may sign, in place of the parent, the “Statement of Intent to Employ Minor and Request for Work Permit” (FC Section 7050[e][16]). “Emancipated minor” is defined in FC Section 7002.
