Yes there is a huge difference between child labour and child work. Child labour is when a child has no other choice but to work. To either provide for themselves or their family or pay off their parentsdebt. Child work is when they are not forced to work but at their own will. For instance to earn some extra cash or work experience.
The difference is that if the child gets a job like a paper route or takes out the garbage or mows lawns then its considered child work but if the child gets a real job like a fisherman or coal miner or sweatshop worker then its considered child labor.
To edit the rudeness of the last person: I believe they're the same, except child labor pays sometimes, while slavery doesnt.
Well there are many things that happened between the year 1850 and the turn of the century. For one, slavery ended. Child labor laws became far more prevalent.
yes - No, it's not. Children in child labour have (some) rights and do get paid, but just a little. Whenever the word slavery comes up it means; (simply/almost) no rights, and no payment.
Not only is there child labour there is child exploitation and slavery.
Illegal Slavery
Humqn rights of slavery
Child labor is a form of slavery in many part of the world. It is still pervasive in some parts of Africa. India is an area of the world that has problematic child slavery in many sectors of Indian Industry.
people have just thought i was wrong. So they choose the laws of it
Abraham Lincoln thought the difference was only that wage labor was temporary and slavery was permanent.
well i have no clue.
The North, with its factories and large cities, had less use for slave labor. Economic differences between the North and South, and the South's insistence on maintaining slavery, eventually led to war.~Emily
Abraham Lincoln thought the difference was only that wage labor was temporary and slavery was permanent.
Several brands are said to use denim which is associated with slavery and child labour. These include Forever 21, Abercrombie & Fitch, H&M, Hanes and Gymboree.