Hello!
Do you wonder:
If the ornaments made as part of a youth program are sold as part of a friends’ library holiday fundraiser, does the library have a child labor issue?
Or
Can the library have a program the Saturday after Thanksgiving where children dropped off at the library are given a disinfecting wipe to play the “Library surface dust and spot scavenger hunt?”
If you have these and other library law questions, please use the link below to register and join us on Thursday Nov. 21 @ 3pm ET!
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Join me Thursday Nov. 21 3:00pm-4:00pm ET for Library Law Office Hours
Hope to see you there!
Clare
Clare D. Membiela, MLS, J.D.
Library Law Consultant
Library of Michigan
517-335-8132
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