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    rted in the 18th century.Manufacturing was done in people’s homes before industrialization.Then the shift was made to special machines and factories.This was a win-win situation for everyone the rich made their money and the poor had a job and a place to stay.The industrialization is the birthplace of many life-changing inventions‚ some even impacted the world.This improved farming‚ transportation‚ and industries. This all started because of the British. There are many reasons why

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    state labor law and their employees work for long hours‚ under poor conditions‚ while paid in low wages. Poor conditions may include hazardous situations and/or abuse from employers‚ exposure to harmful substances‚ and the extreme weather conditions; child labor laws are also violated. First‚ not only are sweatshops are a morally wrong but is also a good business decision to avoid them. Besides from the typical poor-quality goods from sweatshops‚ if companies are not careful about their sweatshops

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    Domestic Child Labour Introduction: Pakistan is a third world country which has a population of 187‚342‚721 (July 2011 est. Pakistan Demographics Profile 2012) out of which 22.3 % population is living below the poverty line (CIA fact sheet). In order to raise the house hold income poor people let their children to earn livelihood. In Pakistan child labour is usually accommodated in automobiles workshops‚ industries‚ hotels and houses. One of the major sectors which accommodate child labour is domestic

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    The Industrial Revolution was a period in which many great things came out of‚ but at the same time many terrible things occurred. Even though there were some unfortunate events that occurred‚ such as‚ brutal child labor‚ poor and unsafe working conditions‚ and long term physical effects from the unsafe working conditions‚ it all resulted in a positive outcome. The Industrial Revolution overall had a positive effect on society‚ though labor laws‚ the advances in technology‚ and the surplus of job

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    The Industrial Revolution was a time in history where the workers were so poor and the employers were so rich. In this time period the business owners had it all‚ it was complete monopolism. On the contrary‚ the working class was so poor that the children‚ ‚who were the next generation‚ were uneducated because the parents were being paid so little that the children had to spend their time working instead of learning. Although the Industrial Revolution had some good things‚ the bad things that it

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    Free The Children from Child Labour: The Disadvantageous of Child Labour Two hundred million children are suffering in the world! “the world has an estimated 186 million child labourers – 5‚7 million in forced and bonded labor‚ 1.8 million in prostitution‚ and 0.3 million in armed conflict” .( Basu & Tzannatos‚ 2003‚ p.147). In Africa‚ Asia and the Middle East‚ a huge number of children are child labourers‚ and most of them under 14 years old. However‚ they are working hard as same

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    In 1938‚ a law known as the child labor law was passed rebelling against children and young teens working. Although‚ the law was passed there are a few things you can still do as a young teen. When I was eleven years old I realized just how much of a passion I had for helping take care of children. In realizing that‚ I also discovered not many people could not stand all the steps and things you had to do to meet children’s needs such as changing diapers‚ burping babies‚ dealing with crying and tantrums

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    are being outsourced to have to produce clothing for their own populations as well the problem becomes unsustainable. In the example of China whose population is practically tripled Hobbes is essentially passing off the blame. When the subject of child labor is discussed this topic is of particular relevance “factories in developing

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    also in working conditions and very few workers worked their way to poverty‚ it seemed impossible to so with the way things were going. Workers were doomed to repeat dull repetitive tasks every single day‚ day after day and there were no labor laws. Child labor was common and for a worker that was injured‚ there was no compensation. Working conditions in the Industrial Revolution were often harsh. Hours were long‚ typically twelve hours a day. Working conditions were frequently unsafe and lead

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    he Victorian Ages were a rough time for the working class. Children were considered a helping hand‚ and in those times the people did not believe in childhood. Children were considered labor slaves‚ and they were in high demand. Children worked on the farms‚ the street‚ textile mills‚ servants and even the worst‚ prostitution. Often children were orphans‚ and they lived on the streets. But orphans were not the only children on the streets; children that came from abusive families‚ alcoholics

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