Why People Have Such Different Views on the Employment of Children

Why do children have different opinions on employment of their children? Factory owners want child labor as they are cheaper, easier to train, and smaller. The factory owner is interested only in the interests and is not interested in the health risks and dangers of the child. They believe that profits are only completed in the last few hours of the day and that children are an important part of the process.

Figure A4 The employment sector of children employed only by a combination of employment and school education also differs in the employment sector (percentage of distribution) of children, with children (a) being employed and employment and school education Only child (b) is. Precautions by Country (c): (a) Call only the employed child as "EO" and (b) call the child combining employment and school "...". (C) Certain reference years differ from country to country, so caution is required when comparing across countries. Refer to Table 1 for details of reference years of each country

Figure A3 The overall reduction in child labor often covers not only employment-only children, but also various patterns of employment and school attendance. Percentage of children by employment, school education, employment, base year and most recent year, by age group and proportion of children in the country (a) Figure A3. The overall decline in child labor often covers not only employment-only children, but also various patterns of children going to work or school. Percentage of children in employment and enrollment, and percentage of children in the working year, base year and most recent years, age and country percent (a)

Figure 6 Employment and child employment and school education have only significant differences in the working environment and working methods, and the recent employment situation of children (rate of distribution), employment of children and combination of employment and school (a) Note: a) Because specific reference years vary from country to country, care must be taken when comparing across countries. Refer to Table 1 for details of reference year of each country. Multiple Indicator Clusters The category of "unpaid family work" based on estimates from cluster surveys also includes "free work for non-family members".

Figure A3 The overall reduction in child labor often covers not only employment-only children, but also various patterns of employment and school attendance. Percentage of children by employment, school education, employment, base year and most recent year, by age group and proportion of children in the country (a) Figure A3. The overall decline in child labor often covers not only employment-only children, but also various patterns of children going to work or school. Percentage of children in employment and enrollment, and percentage of children in the working year, base year and most recent years, age and country percent (a)