Eligibility to Work (For Students Age 14 & 15) at a glance
What it is: Eligibility to Work is a certificate that a student is “Eligible to Work” by having satisfactory grades and attendance.
Who signs: Write the Date and add the Signature of School Official.
Eligibility to Work is for students age 14 & 15, and the student is certified by the Signature of School Official.
A filled-in Eligibility to Work (For Students Age 14 & 15) example: a school official certifies a student
How to fill out Eligibility to Work (For Students Age 14 & 15), box by box
Student and school
Write the Name of Student and the Name of School the student attends: this certificate is to notify all parties concerned that the student is certified “Eligible to Work” by having satisfactory grades and attendance.
Employer and address
Write the Name of Employer who will employ the student, then the Street Address and the City, located in Alabama.
Date and Signature of School Official
Write the Date and add the Signature of School Official.
More rules for Eligibility to Work (For Students Age 14 & 15)
Employer should also obtain a Class I Child Labor Certificate.
Contact: State of Alabama Department of Labor Child Labor Enforcement, 649 Monroe Street, Montgomery, AL 36131, Phone: (334) 956-7390, Fax: (334)956-7391, child.labor@labor.alabama.gov.
This form may be reproduced.
Sources
[1] Eligibility to Work (For Students Age 14 & 15), Alabama Department of Labor (the Official source link on this page).