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Republicans continue effort to erode US child labor rules despite teen deaths

Violations have soared but legislative effort to strengthen protection for young workers have received little support

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Fighting the US Increase in Child Labor

Fighting the US Increase in Child Labor
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US Lawmakers Move to Protect Child Farmworkers

United States Congress members are introducing legislation today to help address the longstanding problem of child labor on US farms. Their move, on World Day Against Child Labor, comes as the US grapples with a rise in child labor.

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Margaret Wurth: US Lawmakers Move to Protect Child Farmworkers

Margaret Wurth: US Lawmakers Move to Protect Child Farmworkers
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Exploitative Child Labor Is Hurting Kids Ability to Stay in School

Thousands of low-income youths are working in violation of federal law and are struggling to complete school.

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