Child Labor
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1. Child Labor
2. Social – Because it aims to combat the xploitation of children in the workplace
3. Government enforcement and coordination
In order to combat child labor, government enforcement and coordination will be utilized to
facilitate social programs and enact and execute laws that impede the exploitation of children
in the workplace, specifically the revision of the code on conduct which is aimed towards a
more compliant set of corporations and the proper enactment of compulsory education for
children.