Child Labour On the 18th of February, an enquiry about child labour took place with several relevant figures putting forward their views. This includes high profile people such as Sir Edward Baines and Viscount Althorp. “Those who have only heard negative rumours of child labour, judge it. They provide a completely false picture of what it is like to work in a textile factory,” asserts Edward Baines, who has been greatly involved in the textile industry. So as to give our readers access to the pure truth, we have assembled the primary arguments from this enquiry. Supporting Arguments: Dr. Thomas Turner, “after [his] careful research”, discovered that the work children do does not affect them and “will do nothing but good”. He also
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The children are given “2 hours of schooling each day” and “children under the age of 18 should have to work ten hours a day, rather than 15.” This is ideal because the children will be well rested and able to work effectively and may have acquired some common sense via their schooling and be able to operate important machinery without harming it. John Wood also supports the Ten Hour Bill and has donated over 40,000 pounds.
In brief, many children are injured and are not getting enough wages. Once again, there are many good factory owners who take care of their children. The kids’ meals are disgusting but provide them with enough energy, unlike the plum pudding they had been promised. Also, the children were treated …show more content…
However, it must be slightly modified to children will remain safer and be productive therefore the Ten Hour Bill is a sensible decision which will benefit everyone. It will get the latest products delivered right to your doorstep, help children learn and become leaders and improve the country’s economy. Would it be possible to be such an imbecile so as to not agree? Child labour is part of the reason for our countries growth and means that the next generation will have created the world they live in by their own efforts. Child labour is beneficial to everyone, it provides children with wages, food, shelter, education and a way to keep
The children are given “2 hours of schooling each day” and “children under the age of 18 should have to work ten hours a day, rather than 15.” This is ideal because the children will be well rested and able to work effectively and may have acquired some common sense via their schooling and be able to operate important machinery without harming it. John Wood also supports the Ten Hour Bill and has donated over 40,000 pounds.
In brief, many children are injured and are not getting enough wages. Once again, there are many good factory owners who take care of their children. The kids’ meals are disgusting but provide them with enough energy, unlike the plum pudding they had been promised. Also, the children were treated …show more content…
However, it must be slightly modified to children will remain safer and be productive therefore the Ten Hour Bill is a sensible decision which will benefit everyone. It will get the latest products delivered right to your doorstep, help children learn and become leaders and improve the country’s economy. Would it be possible to be such an imbecile so as to not agree? Child labour is part of the reason for our countries growth and means that the next generation will have created the world they live in by their own efforts. Child labour is beneficial to everyone, it provides children with wages, food, shelter, education and a way to keep