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This document discusses child labor, providing definitions and history. It notes that child labor was common in the 1800s in places like Massachusetts and was eventually banned in many places. It explains that some families may send their children to work due to low income situations, while businesses see child labor as a source of cheap labor. The worst areas today for child labor are said to be Nigeria, Pakistan, India, and Yemen. The document lists some organizations providing help and proposes solutions like outlawing child labor and enforcing stronger laws.
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The National Child Labor Committee was successful in reducing child labor abuses because it raised civic engagement on the issue. The NCLC used investigative photographs by Lewis Hines and rallies led by Florence Kelley to bring awareness to the long hours and poor working conditions endured by children. This increased engagement helped pass laws like the Fair Labor Standards Act and Owens-Keating Act that established child labor standards. While not perfect, these laws set restrictions on child employment that continue today and showed the NCLC accomplished its goal of curbing child labor abuses through legislative reforms.
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This document discusses child labor as a global issue. It defines child labor as work that harms children or prevents them from attending school. The document notes that child labor most commonly occurs in Asia, especially in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, domestic work, and child prostitution. It identifies the main causes of child labor as low income, low education levels, lack of services, and violated labor laws. The document also outlines some steps that have been taken to address child labor, such as international laws and declining rates in recent years.
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Healing is the bodyโs response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
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Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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Child Labor #2
- 1. CHILD LABOR By: Harmony Jensen
- 2. What is Child Labor ? Child labor is the use of children in industry or business, especially when illegal or considered inhuman.
- 3. History 1832 1836 1842 1876 1881 New England Massachusetts Massachusett Working menโs Children workers creates law; s limits party proposes under 14 condemn children under children to banning the years child labor 15 must attend working 10 employment of banned school at least 3 hours a day. children under 14 from months a year. years. employm ent.
- 4. Why Do We Care ? You may not think it These children but child labor effects are being used you and your children for much cheaper to. than you, they are also smaller and can work more than you. These could Who would be any low you choose? income
- 5. Some low income Why ? families might send there You might be children out to asking, โIf its find jobs as a so bad then last chance. WHY do we even do it?โ But big businesses see this as a great way to get some cheap labor, due to the childโs
- 6. Where is it Worst ? The worst places for child labor are Nigeria, Pakistan, India, and Yemen.
- 7. Where is the Help Help is out thereโฆ International Labor Organization ILO Understanding Childrenโs Work UCW Illinois Department Of Labor IDOL Florida Department Of Business Professional Regulation โฆ these are just a few.
- 8. Solutions For This Problem ๏ฌ Outlaw it ๏ฌ Enforce more laws on the illegal activity ๏ฌ Set a higher age limit for big factories and businessesโ workers ๏ฌ Simply stop buying from places that have under age workers โฆ Those are just a few things that we can do to stop Child labor.
- 9. Sources ๏ฌ stopchildlabor.org ๏ฌ uk.oneworld.net/guides/childlabor ๏ฌ www.scholastic.com/browse/article.jsp?id=5422 ๏ฌ Legacy.carlham.edu/~pols/globalprobs/children/a mye.html ๏ฌ www.ilo.org/global/about-the-ilo/press-and- media-cantre/news/wcms_008058/lang-- en/index.htm