Whats the child labor laws

Answer 1

Federal and state legislation that protects children by restricting the type and hours of work they perform. The specific purpose of child labor laws is to safeguard children against a risk of injury generally associated with child labor, such as exposure to hazardous, unsanitary, or immoral conditions, and overwork. Created by President W. Wilson (1913-1921)

Answer 2

Most countries in Asia do child labour, but there has been a few in Europe.

Most countries have some form of child labor; some have more than others. Child labor occurs when a community, a region, or a country is very poor and every member of a family must contribute to the economy of the family in order to survive. In countries that have limited areas of hard poverty, child labor would still be found. The most obvious might be in the entertainment field but there is everything else from farm labor to prostitution.

Answer 3

child labour is just forced to work against their will to support the family economically
the definition of child labour is when a child is forced to work for little or no money. its mean.

Answer 4

"Child labor" is, generally speaking, work for children that harms them or exploits them in some way (physically, mentally, morally, or by blocking access to education)

Answer 5

Child labor laws were laws that protected children in the workplace. Many children were being overworked and injured. These laws kept many children safe.

Answer 6

Companies which employ children under the age of 16, use child labor. They do this so they can pay the workers less and thus have more profit for themselves.