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    Quote Originally Posted by chadknowslaw
    Do not employ persons under the age of 18 to do work on your sites. Period.

    First, someone under 18 is not going to be bound by a contract. [good legal reason to stay away from under 18 employees]

    Second, you are very likely exposing the under-18 designer to pornography and very likely committing a crime by doing so [another very good legal reason not to hire under 18 employees]

    Third, they are just not reliable!
    Reason 3 is the best one.

    There are plenty of under 18 employees at fast food joints etc. so their age doesn't affect their ability to work. And reason 2 is controllable as far as what I provide ( i.e. make me a kick ass design and substitute any photos with those of little puppy dogs )

    But... again... reason 3 is the best.. they most likely wouldn't be reliable at all. :thumbsup:

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    [QUOTE=Squirt]

    There are plenty of under 18 employees at fast food joints etc. so their age doesn't affect their ability to work. QUOTE]

    If your under 18 hamburger flipper walks out on you in the middle of a job you can easily replace him. If your under 18 designer walks out in the middle of a job you may have already paid him for work he never delivered [good luck enforcing your contract with him] and you may have lost development time too.

    They are employable, but I would think not worth all the risks.
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