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In accordance with the provisions of the Labor Law, employers shall not assign minor workers to engage in work of **the specified ( ) physical labor intensity, as well as other types of work for which it is prohibited for them to work. A. Level 1 B. Level 2 C. Level 3 D. Level 4
Answer D. The special protections provided by the Labor Law for minors include two aspects: ① Prohibiting employers from assigning minor workers to work in mines, in environments with toxic or harmful substances, in tasks requiring a physical effort of level 4 as specified, and in other types of work that are prohibited for them; ②Employers are required to conduct regular health checks on underage workers. Article 64 of the Labor Law stipulates that minor workers shall not be assigned to work in underground mines, in environments with toxic or harmful substances, in tasks requiring a physical labor intensity of Grade 4 as specified, or in any other types of work for which they are prohibited from working.
Answer D. The special protections provided by the Labor Law for minors include two aspects: ① Prohibiting employers from assigning minor workers to work in mines, in environments with toxic or harmful substances, in tasks requiring a physical effort of level 4 as specified, and in other types of work that are prohibited for them; ②Employers are required to conduct regular health checks on underage workers. Article 64 of the Labor Law stipulates that minor workers shall not be assigned to work in underground mines, in environments with toxic or harmful substances, in tasks requiring a physical labor intensity of Grade 4 as specified, or in any other types of work for which they are prohibited from working.