Child Labor

Well i only work one day a week and earn $15.74 per hour, for 4 hours. So could be anywhere between 4 and 15

Not necessarily, it would depend upon the laws of the state where the young woman resides. In some states the young mother and the unborn child could become wards of the court. Generally this type of situation is handled on an individual basis rather than using one applicable standard to govern all such cases. Having a child does not emancipate a person.

Yes, my girlfriend and i induced labor by giving her an aenema. She also took some sort of a oil, played with her nipples and we had sex. Probably a bit of overkill but the end result was a baby being born and very painfull labor.

The Fair Labor Act was passed in the late 1930's, but efforts to end child labor were most aggressive in the early 1900's. The great depression was instrumental in ending child labor, only because adults were competing against children for jobs as unskilled laborers.

I don't no. stop being lazy and go look instead of having other peopl look 4 u.

you do a tap dance in front of the college

Florence Kelley helped pass the Illenois Factory act of 1893. She later became a factory inspector. The situation became a model for other states and spread to them as well

Taiwan for example, is the biggest country that uses child labor, there are even child prostitutes there.

Taiwan is not a company. Millions of companies worldwide lawfully employ kids. Millions unlawfully employ kids. Impossible to list.

Check this website: http://198.234.41.198/w3/webwh.nsf/allbykey/0A2CC2509843265A852566180051AF2E

IT is wrong because

Throughout the world, thousands of children are working as domestic helpers, performing tasks such as cleaning, ironing, cooking, minding children and gardening. In many countries this phenomenon is not only socially and culturally accepted but might be regarded positively as a protected and non-stigmatised type of work, and therefore preferable to other forms of work, especially for the girl child. The perpetuation of traditional female roles and responsibilities within and outside the household, and the perception of domestic service as part of a woman's apprenticeship for adulthood and marriage, also contribute to the low recognition of domestic work as a form of economic activity, and of child domestic labour as a form of child labour.

Unless one counts some money-making stunts on, say Little Rascals, heavy duty work by children is certainly not child's play and would have A. scant entertainment value- or B. may be actually impossible to film if it involved potential accidents ( such jobs as mining, prospecting, etc one false slip- and its down the hole. (Lassie) had some heartstring-pullers involving kids caught in all kinds of freak accidents ( some, possibly inspired by the Kathy Fiscus tragedy a girl being recovered ( dead) from an accidental fall down a well- this stuff is not entertainment- and if feasible might violate child-labor laws themselves- the Movie moguls saw this potential hazard ( to both business and life and limb of kids) so used small-sized or midget adult actors ( for example Mickey Rooney) for juvenile roles- or better yet, played around with the mixing tape- and voila! Cartoons. Child labor- as opposed to Child abuse- not a salable topic- now for newstands- that's something else! Newspapers opposed child-labor laws as this was part of their own logistics- Hexxtra!

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Every nation has child labor. Some regulate and discourage it. Even the US and CAnada do not prohibit it.

In the UK, about 6%.

Child labor is more prevalent in poor countries in which families feel that they need the money that they can get by sending their children to work. Or, in politically unstable countries in which children are sometimes recruited as soldiers. In a more prosperous and peaceful world, the problem of child labor can be solved much more easily. And that in turn requires many things. Population control is vital - the world has only so much resources (real estate, food, etc.) and it cannot support an excessive human population at a good standard of living. Obviously, people will have to stop fighting about religion and political disputes and start cooperating to make a better world. And modern technology will have to be imported into less developed areas of the world. Those are the basic requirements. And after that it will still be a lot of work to solve social problems. And global warming could be another major problem that will have to be dealt with if the human race is going to make any real progress. So, it's a big job.

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hanes making underwears have been charged fine for using child labor unde 16 years

I'm 16 years old now and I stay on the WestBank (Louisiana) and when I went to a interview at McDonalds, the Hiring Manager told me a 16 year old can only work 3-4 hrs a day, and if you work more you MUST take a break.... I know, it sucks because when you think about it, the most you'll get paid is $7.50, but, hey, it's better than nothing!

During the 1990s, a new issue of child labor moved into the forefront: imported foreign goods that were produced by foreign "sweatshops" employing child labor-legally repugnant in the United States. As more domestic or multinational corporations opened facilities in foreign countries-where labor costs were cheaper-the problem worsened. The FLSA prohibits sweatshops. The U.S. department of labor considers a work place to be a sweatshop if it violates two or more of the most basic labor laws, for example, child labor, fire safety, minimum wage, or overtime hours. Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) has been at the forefront of legislative initiatives, including the Child Labor Deterrence Act, still pending as of mid-2003. The act would prohibit the importation of manufactured or mined goods that are produced by foreign children under the age of 15. Meanwhile, President bill Clinton signed Executive Order 13,126, "Prohibition of Acquisition of Products Produced by Forced or Indentured Child Labor," on June 12, 1999.

yes there is 205 million kids in child labor and the most popular place for it is India

Unfortunately, there are not many jobs for a 12 year old in Malton. A 12 year old can make by babysitting ,dog walking, or cleaning yards.

In the USA, the 75-year old Fair LAbor Standards Act.

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If it's otherwise legal for your child to work, there shouldn't be any reason they couldn't.