#child-labor

It is “theorized” that Biden’s border invasion is mostly about cheap labor for the Greedy Corporations that stumbling Joe also wants to increase taxes on. Ironic isn’t it? There is the problem of immigrant minor children being sold in the human trafficking trade as cheap labor and/or sex objects. Now child labor has been specifically sighted due to a horrific injury to a 14-year-old boy. Perdue,…

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24 Heartbreaking Photos Of What Child Labor In The U.S Once Looked Like

Did you know that children as young as 14 can apply for their working permits in the U.S.?

Any child worker under the recommended age is considered illegal and goes against the U.S.’s strict child labor laws. Despite these regulations, it might surprise you to learn that over 200 million children around the world, under the age of 10, are still being put to work in 2016. Of that number, more than half of these children are slaving away in hazardous work environments such as factory jobs or other places where they are forced to operate advanced machinery.

While child labor in the U.S. has become an almost silent issue, during the height of the Industrial revolution, putting your son or daughter to work was the only option for staying afloat during tough economic times. Children as young as three put in long days for very little pay. And while schooling was an option for many of these kids, their parents were living below the poverty line and needed them to work to help set off living expenses. These 24 heartbreaking examples of child labor from the early 20th century showcase the struggle of children who were forced to grow up too fast.

1. Most child workers put in 10 hours days, six days a week, and would bring home just $1.50 a day.

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2. When children turned three, they were considered old enough to work in the fields and pick fruit.

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3. Most supervisors didn’t care if you were a boy or girl, the work still needed to get done, whether or not you were fit to complete the task.

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24 Heartbreaking Photos Of What Child Labor In The U.S Once Looked Like

Did you know that children as young as 14 can apply for their working permits in the U.S.?

Any child worker under the recommended age is considered illegal and goes against the U.S.’s strict child labor laws. Despite these regulations, it might surprise you to learn that over 200 million children around the world, under the age of 10, are still being put to work in 2016. Of that number,…

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WATCH: Fox News contributor praises new child-labor app - "At fourteen, my son is going to work"

Fox News’ Medical A-Team correspondent Keith Ablow appeared on Fox & Friends Wednesday morning to tout a new iPhone application he’s personally invested in — no conflict of interest there, none at all — which he believes will end the rampant entitlement of modern youths.

He unwittingly confessed to having raised an entitled child, so his expertise on how not to do so isn’t necessarily to be trusted, but he assured co-host Brian Kilmeade that his new “ourly.help” app will transform entitled youths into efficient wage slaves.

“My son Cole is fourteen,” Ablow said, “and I said, ‘Look, I’ll put some chores on ourly,’ and what happened? Number one, Cole’s telling me, ‘Dad, I got to get home, I have to put teak oil on the deck furniture, you said $10.’”

“I thought, ‘Wait, we’re out at a restaurant, and he has to get home to do chores — that’s a big deal,’” Ablow said, apparently unaware that not all families have patio furniture that requires the regular application of teak oil to maintain.

He further praised the child-labor app for forcing every child compelled to use it to tithe 20 percent of their earnings to charity — and his son, Cole, conveniently chose one of Fox News’ favorites, Wounded Warriors, the scandal-ridden charity which has been accused of spending as much to cover up its uncouth activities as it did on the activities themselves.

Ablow further praised the app because it means that “at 14 years old, my son Cole, he’s going to work.” Because nothing says “good childhood” like an early entry into the corporate mentality.

Child labor found at Samsung supplier in China

Samsung has suspended its relationship with a supplier in China after discovering evidence of child labor at its factory. China Labor Watch last week accused the supplier of employing underage workers, …

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Samsung Faces Allegation That A Chinese Supplier Used Child Labor

But the South Korean electronics company's own recent report on conditions at about 100 Chinese suppliers' factories found no child labor, though it did find other violations.

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Samsung hit by fresh child labor claims

Samsung has been hit by child labor claims, after assuring investors that there was no underage labor involved in making its products.

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Samsung Says 59 China Suppliers Failing Safety Rules

A majority of Samsung’s suppliers do not comply with China’s legally permitted overtime hours while no instances of child labor were found, the Suwon, South Korea-based company said in its annual sustainability report published on its website yesterday.

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