Child labor is commonly known as forced labor upon children that diminishes their childhood, and any possible development. The global issue does not only restrict children under the circumstances from receiving a proper education like every other child in the world, but takes away opportunities for those who potentially could have been an asset to society as well. Minors are currently being oppressed and forced to work against their own will only to satisfy their overseers’ wallets and to support their own families with the funds they need to survive. Not only does the problem affect a child’s life, but excessive amounts of difficult tasks physically damages them. Although many attempts to eliminate the issue of child labor have been made,
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Privileges must be taken away until they are rightfully put to use. In contrast, perks should be given to governments that do not take advantage of the authority that they have. Child laborers would be funded so they have the ability to replace illegally employed juveniles with parents and individuals who are in need of an source of income (“Finding Solutions”). Currently, there are over 100 million children under the effects of child labor between the ages of 5 and 17 and at least 500 million unemployed adults worldwide. The outcome of making these changes and restorations would be steady incomes for families to live off of, better living conditions and an opportunity for children to receive an education (Gifford). To ensure that proposed solution is implemented, first world countries such as the United States must establish penalties and offer reasons for other countries to carry out this …show more content…
The mention of these new incentives and policies to businesses drives away the profitable aspects of exploiting children and suggests hiring parents instead (“Finding Solutions”). The idea of potentially being able to replace the children in the workplace setting with adults is what will have the most impact on the issue itself, due to the instinctual desire to protect and keep their children out of harm's way, opening doors for these children are then fill their lives with the education and knowledge that will fundamentally shape their future and the future of their country. An unmistakable lack of money and education are two of the most prevalent causes for child labor and they are adimately addressed throughout the steps of this proposal and ultimately would greatly reduce and eradicate child labor (“What Child Labor”). Over the years, more countries have been taking action as child labor increases in relevancy and discussion throughout the world. With consideration for many other previously suggested solutions, all have one thing in common and that is to address and overcome the main causes of child labor. The proposed solution is effective in giving incentives to businesses and giving them well thought out reasons to not use children as their laborers, and ideas on how to replace the workers they will lose with those more fit for the jobs. The solution clearly
Privileges must be taken away until they are rightfully put to use. In contrast, perks should be given to governments that do not take advantage of the authority that they have. Child laborers would be funded so they have the ability to replace illegally employed juveniles with parents and individuals who are in need of an source of income (“Finding Solutions”). Currently, there are over 100 million children under the effects of child labor between the ages of 5 and 17 and at least 500 million unemployed adults worldwide. The outcome of making these changes and restorations would be steady incomes for families to live off of, better living conditions and an opportunity for children to receive an education (Gifford). To ensure that proposed solution is implemented, first world countries such as the United States must establish penalties and offer reasons for other countries to carry out this …show more content…
The mention of these new incentives and policies to businesses drives away the profitable aspects of exploiting children and suggests hiring parents instead (“Finding Solutions”). The idea of potentially being able to replace the children in the workplace setting with adults is what will have the most impact on the issue itself, due to the instinctual desire to protect and keep their children out of harm's way, opening doors for these children are then fill their lives with the education and knowledge that will fundamentally shape their future and the future of their country. An unmistakable lack of money and education are two of the most prevalent causes for child labor and they are adimately addressed throughout the steps of this proposal and ultimately would greatly reduce and eradicate child labor (“What Child Labor”). Over the years, more countries have been taking action as child labor increases in relevancy and discussion throughout the world. With consideration for many other previously suggested solutions, all have one thing in common and that is to address and overcome the main causes of child labor. The proposed solution is effective in giving incentives to businesses and giving them well thought out reasons to not use children as their laborers, and ideas on how to replace the workers they will lose with those more fit for the jobs. The solution clearly