''Forced labor is thought to generate around $150 billion a year in illegal profits.'' This means that mostly the rich are responsible for child labours
the making of mind maps lead us to develop a large number of skills along with procuring knowledge about the topics. This activity included a lot of hours of enjoyment while doing so along with things we dodn't know about like the effects, places worst affected and other facts covering numerous areas
in an article by the business insider the Mega sports brands Nike and Jordan hired kids to work in their Indonesian branch and they paid them just 14 cents an hour below is a link to the Business Insider-
While researching I came across a cycle thata tells us how child labour can perpetuate poverty: 1-A family living in poverty cannot afford to send their children to school. 2-Children are forced to work. 3-Children receive little or no education. 4-Children grow up without basic skills and education,they remain in low paying (and often dangerous)work. 5-Girls marry young and have chilren. 6-Now they have a numberf of children to support and very little income. 7-They loose their jobs to younger employees and there are fewer job opportunities for adults. The cycle then repeats itself.
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ReplyDelete''Forced labor is thought to generate around $150 billion a year in illegal profits.''
ReplyDeleteThis means that mostly the rich are responsible for child labours
the making of mind maps lead us to develop a large number of skills along with procuring knowledge about the topics. This activity included a lot of hours of enjoyment while doing so along with things we dodn't know about like the effects, places worst affected and other facts covering numerous areas
ReplyDeletein an article by the business insider the Mega sports brands Nike and Jordan hired kids to work in their Indonesian branch and they paid them just 14 cents an hour
ReplyDeletebelow is a link to the Business Insider-
http://www.businessinsider.in/How-Nike-shed-its-sweatshop-image-to-dominate-the-shoe-industry/articleshow/47566689.cms
Even though we have heard many court cases on big brands encouraging child labour we are unashamedly helping such profit making machines.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.theguardian.com/uk/2000/nov/19/jasonburke.theobserver
While researching I came across a cycle thata tells us how child labour can perpetuate poverty:
ReplyDelete1-A family living in poverty cannot afford to send their children to school.
2-Children are forced to work.
3-Children receive little or no education.
4-Children grow up without basic skills and education,they remain in low paying (and often dangerous)work.
5-Girls marry young and have chilren.
6-Now they have a numberf of children to support and very little income.
7-They loose their jobs to younger employees and there are fewer job opportunities for adults.
The cycle then repeats itself.