Answer to Question #189718 in Law for Kadiatu Brima Tura

Question

The apprentices act of uk labour law of 1563

Answer 1

The statute of apprentices of 1563 is also known as Statute of Artificers made apprenticeship compulsory for anyone who wished to enter a trade. When the statute was in place, no man could in theory, set up as a master or as a workman till he had served his seven years apprenticeship. Proponents of this statute argued that apprenticeship was the key to the new national life of the Elizabeth era. The statute is also considered as an Act of Parliament of England, under Queen Elizabeth I, which sought to fix prices, impose maximum wages, restrict workers' freedom of movement and regulate training.