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Lawmakers and trade group leaders misjudged how this would play out, from proposal through implementation.
Iowa businesses have been openly disregarding federal rules about when and how much children can work.
The violations can’t be undone, so the path forward involves making the best of the situation.
Iowa needs to take the lead on negotiating with the U.S. Department of Labor to reach broad settlements.
Des Moines Register's editorial board: Iowa 's law for teenagers doesn't adequately protect childhood and education.
Editorial board: Children should have childhoods. It should have gone without saying, that the policy debate has nothing to do with federal protections for 14- and 15-year-olds .
Writers: Lawmakers and trade group leaders misjudged how this would play out.
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