Sentences with phrase «child labour laws»

Maybe child labour laws aren't all that stupid.
For example, author Joel Bakan wrote a commentary in the Globe and Mail this past fall entitled «B.C.'s child labour laws are the most neglectful in the world».
It may be easy to dismiss Mr. Gingrich's comments, but no one country is perfect: it is certainly interesting to note that Canada has not escaped criticism regarding its own child labour laws.
You could do some research into what the child labour laws are within your state & find out what you can & cant do as an actual job.
What you need to keep in mind, is that there are different child labour laws depending where you live.
Britain's child labour laws also meant that there were tight limits on how many hours the triumvirate of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint could work, so when the camera was focused on Rickman, «in would come the very small adult actors aged 33 with a wig on their heads... That ain't the back of Daniel's head.»
All of the things that make life better for ordinary people disrupt profit - maximisation - child labour laws, environmental protections, employment rights.
«Essentially, there won't be child labour laws
That's why their cookies are an $ 800 million a year business in the U.S. (Such a shame that pesky child labour laws make it difficult for profit - seeking entities to exploit the selling power of Girl Scouts.

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Our children are packed into schools like sardines, surgeries are cancelled for lack of beds, seniors die from mistreatment, labour unions and universities are gutted and our health and environment are degraded because the government won't enforce the law.
Thank you for writing to me, on behalf of the Baby Feeding Law Group, about the Labour Party's policy on infant and young child feeding.
«It is shocking that under Labour, nearly half a million children have so far left primary school unable to read and write,» said Liberal Democrat schools spokesman David Laws.
Their activities are not only destroying the country's land and water bodies, but also causing children to drop out of school to work at mining sites in order to make quick money — in clear violation of Ghana's laws on child labour.
The goal of eradicating child poverty completely by 2020 was enshrined in law by the New Labour government, but its coalition successors doubt this can be achieved.
A shortage of the coal needed to power your towering generator might just push you into signing a law that allows child labour, even in dangerous jobs where death can occur.
Her main practice areas were labour law, employment law, civil litigation, and child protection.
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The other prizes went to: Darragh Mackin, KRW Law (legal aid newcomer); Lou Crisfield, Miles & Partners (social & welfare lawyer); Baljit Bains, Wilsons Solicitors (family legal aid lawyer); Tracy Winstanley, Heaney Watson (family mediator); Elizabeth Callaghan, Dere Street Barristers (legal aid barrister): Philippa Curran, Odonnells Solicitors (mental health lawyer); Clare Jennings, Matthew Gold & Company (children's rights); Simon Creighton, Bhatt Murphy (public law lawyer); Simon Natas, Irvine Thanvi Natas Solicitors (criminal defence lawyer); Anti Trafficking & Labour Exploitation Unit (legal aid firm / not - for - profit agency); and Crowdjustice (access to justice through ILaw (legal aid newcomer); Lou Crisfield, Miles & Partners (social & welfare lawyer); Baljit Bains, Wilsons Solicitors (family legal aid lawyer); Tracy Winstanley, Heaney Watson (family mediator); Elizabeth Callaghan, Dere Street Barristers (legal aid barrister): Philippa Curran, Odonnells Solicitors (mental health lawyer); Clare Jennings, Matthew Gold & Company (children's rights); Simon Creighton, Bhatt Murphy (public law lawyer); Simon Natas, Irvine Thanvi Natas Solicitors (criminal defence lawyer); Anti Trafficking & Labour Exploitation Unit (legal aid firm / not - for - profit agency); and Crowdjustice (access to justice through Ilaw lawyer); Simon Natas, Irvine Thanvi Natas Solicitors (criminal defence lawyer); Anti Trafficking & Labour Exploitation Unit (legal aid firm / not - for - profit agency); and Crowdjustice (access to justice through IT).
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