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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the employer intent employ document in the editor.
- Begin by entering the Co./Corporate Name and Trading As Name if applicable. Ensure clarity for easy identification.
- Fill in the Child’s Name, including First and Last names, followed by their Address, City, State, and Zip Code.
- Provide the Child’s Date of Birth by selecting Day, Month, Year, and indicate their Sex by circling F or M.
- Specify the Type of Business and Job Description. Include specific duties expected from the child.
- Indicate if the child is a Lifeguard aged 15 years old and whether they possess a Lifeguard Certificate. Attach copies as required.
- Complete sections for Company Mailing Address and Site Address where the child will work if different.
- Fill in contact details for the Hiring Agent including their First Name, Phone Number, and Email.
- Lastly, provide information on the number of employees at this location categorized by age groups.
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