نتایج جستجو برای: child labour regulation

تعداد نتایج: 731358  

Journal: :international journal of agricultural science, research and technology in extension and education systems 0
albert ofuoku department of agricultural economjcs and extension, delta state university, asaba campus, pmb 95074, asaba, delta state, nigeria. angela izukanne emodi department of agricultural economics and extension, university of port harcourt, port harcourt, rivers state, nigeria

this study examined the effects of agricultural child labour on children’s perception of farming occupation in delta state, nigeria. a total of 336 respondents comprising of 112 farming household heads and 224 children in the selected households were used for the study.farming activities of the children were highest during weekends. highest level of participation was recorded in herbicide and p...

Albert Ofuoku, Angela Izukanne Emodi

This study examined the effects of agricultural child labour on children’s perception of farming occupation in Delta State, Nigeria. A total of 336 respondents comprising of 112 farming household heads and 224 children in the selected households were used for the study.Farming activities of the children were highest during weekends. Highest level of participation was recorded in herbicide and p...

A, Henri-Ukoha F.O, Nwosu G.N, Ben-Chendo I.U, Nwaiwu J. I, Lemchi

A simmering crisis in the Nigerian agriculture today involves labour and the crisis manifests itself in the degree of labour availability, labour demand and labour productivity. One of the major products of this crisis is the increased participation of children in paid, non-familiar agricultural jobs. Agriculture ranks as one of the three most dangerous work activities, along with mining and co...

Journal: :international journal of agricultural science, research and technology in extension and education systems 2015
a.u ofuoku b.c uweru

this study was conducted in delta state nigeria to establish a nexus between rural-urban migration and child labour. random sampling was applied to select rural settlements and this study covers 450 sample farming households. the results show that rural-urban migration influence child labour (p

A.U Ofuoku, B.C Uweru

This study was conducted in Delta State Nigeria to establish a nexus between rural-urban migration and child labour. Random sampling was applied to select rural settlements and this study covers 450 sample farming households. The results show that rural-urban migration influence child labour (P

Journal: :international journal of pediatrics 0
ali khakshour department of pediatrics, faculty of medicine, north khorasan university of medical sciences, bojnurd, iran. maryam ajilian abbasi ibn-e-sina hospital, mashhad university of medical sciences, mashhad, iran. sayed javad seyedi assistant prof of pediatrics, mashhad university of medical sciences, mashhad, iran. masumeh saeidi students research committee, faculty of medicine, mashhad university of medical sciences, mashhad, iran. gholam hasan khodaee mashhad university of medical sciences, mashhad, iran.

the economic exploitation of children is an insult to humanity. all over the world children continue to work, putting at stake their education, their health, their normal development to adulthood, and even their lives. millions of them work under hazardous conditions which present dangers to their health, safety and welfare. they toil in mines and quarries, are exposed to agrochemicals in agric...

Journal: :international journal of agricultural science, research and technology in extension and education systems 2011
g.n, ben-chendo j. i, lemchi f.o, nwosu a, henri-ukoha i.u, nwaiwu

a simmering crisis in the nigerian agriculture today involves labour and the crisis manifests itself in the degree of labour availability, labour demand and labour productivity. one of the major products of this crisis is the increased participation of children in paid, non-familiar agricultural jobs. agriculture ranks as one of the three most dangerous work activities, along with mining and co...

Journal: :Local population studies 2005
Tom McCunnie

The silk industry of nineteenth-century Britain failed to conform to the pattern of child employment in other branches of textiles, for child labour remained unregulated in the dynamic years of the industrial revolution, allowing the continued employment of comparatively large numbers of children. Two main arguments were persistently advanced by silk manufacturers for special treatment. First, ...

2012
Sayan Chakrabarty SAYAN CHAKRABARTY

This research aims to discover whether access to microinsurance might make any difference to the microcredit receivers in terms of reducing their use of child labour. The research decomposes households into three broad groups: microcredit participants with microinsurance, microcredit participants without microinsurance and non-participants of microcredit and microinsurance. Using household info...

2003
Eric V. Edmonds

This series is designed to make available to a wider readership selected labour market, social policy and migration studies prepared for use within the OECD. Authorship is usually collective, but principal writers are named. The papers are generally available only in their original language – English or French – with a summary in the other. The opinions expressed and arguments employed here are...

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