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By Umbrellus LLC

In Agriculture, child labor in agriculture, Child workers, Children in the Fields, Corporate Social Responsibility, Effective Child Labor Prevention Methods, Front Page News, Social Responsibility, This Week at IIECL, Trade and child and forced adult labor Posted September 8, 2011

IIECL Completes CSR Review of Risks of Child Labor in Coffee Sector in Nicaragua

A team of IIECL staff, Diane Mull and Martine Combemale, have completed a review of the risks of child labor for coffee producers in Nicaragua. The review was based on the framework of ISO 26000, [...]

By Umbrellus LLC

In Child labor enforcement, Child Labor News, Child workers, Labor Standards, U.S. News Posted May 4, 2011

No Labor Violation Found in Kids’ Jobs at Religious School – Courthouse News Service

No Labor Issue in Kids' Jobs at Religious School Courthouse News Service (CN) - A Seventh-Day Adventist school in Dayton, Tenn., does not violate child-labor laws by requiring its students to [...]

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In Child Domestic Labor, Child labor in manufacturing, Child labor in retail and service industry, Child Labor News, Child workers, Children in the Fields, Chilld Labor Restaurants, Hazardous Labor, Research Posted May 3, 2011

Study finds child labour, violations in Alberta – OHS Canada

Study finds child labour, violations in Alberta OHS Canada "I was surprised by the number of children who were employed," says Edmonton-based study author Bob Barnetson, Ph.D, associate professor [...]

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