‘Teenagers Used To Work at These Resorts,’ New Florida Law Seeks To Bring Teenage Workforce to Disney World/Universal Orlando

Last year, the Florida Legislature enacted House Bill 49 , which allows teens to work more than 30 hours a week, after 11 p.m. on school days, and for more than six consecutive days. The bill was supported by the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association, which includes the Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort. Disney World and Universal Studios do not allow anyone under 18 to...

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