Trade and child and forced adult labor Archives - Page 2 of 6 - International Initiative to End Child Labor

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In Agriculture, child labor in agriculture, Child Labor News, Children in the Fields, Hazardous Labor, Trade and child and forced adult labor, worst forms child labor Posted January 8, 2013

USA-Utah: Labor Department Finds Pecan Farm In Compliance With Child Labor Laws In Utah – KUTV

Because the pecans picked during the harvest could have been in violation with child labor laws, the bags of pecans picked by the polygamist children were held as "hot goods." The shipments were [...]

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In Child Labor News, Corporate Social Responsibility, Effective Child Labor Prevention Methods, Social Responsibility, Trade and child and forced adult labor, U.S. News Posted December 19, 2012

USA: USDOL Publishes Toolkit to Help Reduce Global Child and Forced Labor – JD Supra

On December 14, 2102 the U.S. Department of Labor's (“DOL”) Bureau of International Labor Affairs (“ILAB”) introduced “Reducing Child Labor and Forced Labor: A Toolkit for Responsible Businesses” [...]

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USA-Global: 3 reports on global child and forced labor – USDOL

WASHINGTON — Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis today announced the release of three revised reports on global child labor and forced labor that were prepared by the department's Bureau of [...]

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In child labor, Child labor in manufacturing, Child Labor News, Child sweatshops, Corporate Social Responsibility, Girls in child labor, Hazardous Labor, Trade and child and forced adult labor, worst forms child labor Posted September 24, 2012

Australia: Poor children made to stitch sports balls for Russel Corporation in India’s sweatshops – Brisbane Times

The Australian managing director of Sherrin's parent company, Russell Corporation, Chris Lambert, said the use of child labour "in no way comes anywhere close to our standards of [...]

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