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child labor

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child labor
Public health Gainful employment of a child–usually,
< age 15 in a workplace that employs adults functioning in equal or similar capacities. See Sweatshops. Cf Terms of Engagement.


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According to Linda Golodner, co-chair of the Child Labor Coalition, poverty is the main force behind child labor.
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