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Pausenraum
1 year ago

I don’t care in my country, because there is a compulsory professional schooling here until the age of full.

In Hesse, you can (I believe it) also work as a minor without training. That would be the reason and future perspective. Just don’t do anything, I wouldn’t allow.

For full-years, the question does not arise and does not arise for pupils. Student job is voluntary.

Monschi79
1 year ago

With an adult child?

No, but I wouldn’t support it if it were a long-term unemployment.

HeiNav
1 year ago

Children’s work is forbidden when the child is grown, I’m not concerned.

psimonp
1 year ago

if it can continue to bear its cost, why not.

Madita05
1 year ago

The question is, why would your child want to quit?
Dissatisfaction?, No Bock?, Problems at Work?, Health?

chanfan
1 year ago

That depends on why and why. So you can’t answer this on a flat-rate basis.

pupsnase2
1 year ago

Depends on the reason…

Belliwell
1 year ago

Who am I that I forbid my adult, working child to live as it wants. I can be against whatever it does, but as soon as it grows, I have to stand out.

That does not mean that I must not worry, and that the child can also say my opinion, or can also say a counsel. But it’s none of my business.

DieMelanie222
1 year ago

In most cases, the child should be full-year. Ergo’s asking.

Mariiaaca
1 year ago
Reply to  DieMelanie222

…and so quickly the writing of your own answer takes place!

Ginkgo926
1 year ago

I think if I had a child that deserves his money, it would be at an age when I would not have to forbid him.