Child Labor - US

Safety Tips for Working Teens and Parents of Working Teens

The National Consumers League issues the 2010 Five Worst Teen jobs to remind teens and their

10 questions for parents to ask their child or their child’s new employer

A parent concerned about their teen’s safety at work should ask these questions: 1)     

NCL Report: The Dangers of Youth Work in Agriculture

[from NCL’s 2010 Five Worst Jobs for Teens] Farms look safe but they are actually very

NCL Report on Dangerous Jobs for Teens: Driver/Operator, Forklifts, Tractors, and All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs)

[from NCL’s 2010 Five Worst Jobs for Teens] Forklifts, tractors, and all-terrain vehicles

AFL-CIO Asks Congressional Leaders to Protect Farmworker Kids, May 2010

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AFT/ILRF Report on U.S. Policies to Combat Child Labor, June 2010

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ILRF: U.S. Is Out of Compliance of Convention 182 Because of Child Labor in U.S. Agriculture

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Senator Tom Harkin’s “Dear Colleague” letter on Uzbek Cotton, March 2009

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CARE Act Summary by First Focus Campaign for Children, May 2010

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