Child Employment Licence — Employing Children Under 15 (VIC)
Victorian employers usually need a child employment licence to employ anyone under 15 — paid or voluntary — in work like retail, hospitality or deliveries; employing a child without a licence is a crime. The employer applies (not the child), and one licence can cover multiple children.
Official source
vic.gov.auRelated topics
child employment · under 15 · employ children · child employment licence · child employment permit · wage inspectorate · workforce inspectorate · young workers · junior staff · kids working · newspaper delivery · retail junior · hospitality junior · child performer · entertainment licence · parental consent · school holidays job · working with children
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