Wisconsin Bill Would Allow Teenagers as Young as 14 to Serve Alcohol in Bars and Restaurants

Wisconsin lawmakers propose a bill to allow 14-year-olds to serve alcohol to seated customers in bars and restaurants
Currently, only workers aged 18 and above can serve alcohol in Wisconsin
The bill aims to address workforce shortage issues in the food and beverage industry
The licensed operator of the establishment must be on the premises and supervising
The proposal must pass the Senate and Assembly, both controlled by Republicans, and be signed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers to become law