Child Labor

If you give terrorists what they want, you will prove that terrorism is a successful strategy and you will encourage others to also use terrorism to get what they want. The more that terrorism is rewarded, the more terrorism we will get. Much the same principle applies in dealing with kidnappers. You can pay them off to get them to release their victims, but that will just encourage them to keep kidnapping more people and collecting more ransoms indefinitely.

I am not confirmed but i think 20 plus

The federal law - FLSA - preempts all state laws on the topic.

sweatshops first started at the start of the world war one! people couldn't afford to but clothes so they sent their kids to sweatshops to work to get money for themselves

Here are Some jobs available to minors in Orange county, CA:

Cold Stone

Regal Cinemas

Wild Rivers

Knott's Berry Farm

Pet Co

Just keep looking and dont Give up!

It depends on the country where they use child labor, and what kind of rules the country has about it. If the laws don't let you use child labor then the company is using children illegally.

He had fought because other children didnt have any work to do and he thought that was unfair.

We often use themes. We will assign a theme for each week. As the kids get older, the themes change. It takes a little more planning, but the kids always look forward to them. Pay attention to current events, new movie releases, museum exhibits, festivals, fairs, circuses, zoo happenings, and other things. You can shape your themes around these. If funds are a little tight, and homeschooling they often are, search for movie rentals or discounted rates for events. We often pick up annual passes as a way to cut costs. An example of a theme we have used is as follows.

In one daughter's second grade year, we had a frog week. We did our regular school work. In addition we used froggy stamps and stickers on her graded work, we checked books out of the library about frogs of the Amazon rainforest, we listened to frog sounds online, rented "Kermit, the Swamp Years," went to the zoo and checked out the frog exhibit that was in town, printed free frog coloring pages off the internet, hopped around on the trampoline frog style. We also went down to the local lake and caught tadpoles. We grew them in a small tank. When we were done, we went back and released them from where we found them. We have also used themes of butterflies, fish, New York, Asian, Colonial American, robots, space, comics, and many others.

Another cool thing is to incorperate the kitchen into the classroom. If you are doing an Asian week, let the kids plan some Asian meals. Help them make a stir fry. Use some lemon grass and other items that may not usually be on your menu. Sit on cushions in the livingroom floor around the coffee table to eat it with chop sticks. Watch Mulan, or another age appropraite Asian theme movie.

You go in you get a grownup or you go in cal 911. This is what you should do if you see a 14 year old selling liquor and cigarette's.

Child labor in Indonesia is relatively low compare to India or China, we only have less than 10 percent child labor, this figure has dropped from previous year which child labor was quite common in late 90s

The only child labor that i mostly see everyday is kids forced to beg money in urban area or in traffic light by their parent

so most Indonesian suppose not to give some money to the the young beggar, i think only lazy people / parent who ask their children to be at dangerous place, so we need to raise awareness toward everyone

I believe that any major publishing house, or minor one, would be happy to accept a book written by an 11 year old, assuming it met all their standards of quality.

That could be hard for an 11 year old to do, but prodigies do exist, so if one feels they have a good book, then after looking up how to submit it, they should. Remember, it has to be submitted a certain way and in a certain format.

Good Luck!

which state did not have child labor laws in 1914?

yes

dog walking

Only when you touch yourself at night.

No.

No. A fifteen year old may work 40 hours per week, just like an adult, over summer break. Once school starts again, you are limited.

the child laborers would take the child to their parents, than hold a place for another child.

They worked as farmers, in Coal mines, as chimney sweeprs etc...

You must be 16 or 17 and must be able to support yourself. The full law is found here: http://tlo2.tlc.state.tx.us/statutes/docs/FA/content/htm/fa.002.00.000031.00.htm#31.001.00 (I tried to put it under links, but it kept timing out.)

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I would think so since it was outlawed. I would think the owners of the company thought it to be right. Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in wonderland as a protect against child labor. In the book the characters are telling Alice "hurry up Alice "He thought that children were being rush through childhood and into adulthood. I would look up debates on child labor. Good luck.

No. A minor has to be at least 16 in order to petition for emancipation in TX. But even after you turn 16, the fact that you have a child will make it MUCH HARDER to get emancipated (for several reasons).

Yes, as long as they aren't being paid.

because of the poor of the people

up to 40 during the summer and 10-30 during school weeks. minium 8 hour shifts