1. Reprobation
2. Revolutions
3. Reproduction
4. Resolution
5. Remediation
and some courses of action
They are sometimes difficult to outline because they cannot
be explained by just one feature.
Instead, forced labour situations can be identified by indicators in 4 areas:
be explained by just one feature.
Instead, forced labour situations can be identified by indicators in 4 areas:
They refer mainly to working hours and salary that have
a direct impact on the security and health of the workers.
a direct impact on the security and health of the workers.
Unfair labour practices
Knowing what we want
Child labour
Along the subcontracting chain, the problem of excessive overtime
and the remuneration system are therefore a matter of concern.
and the remuneration system are therefore a matter of concern.
Forced labour situations
It also refers to agriculture and domestic work, and it is in these
activities that child labour is more present, even if it is less obvious.
activities that child labour is more present, even if it is less obvious.
The constraints placed upon the worker
Nature of the compromises the worker had to engage in to obtain their job
Isolation of the worker
Real autonomy of the worker
It does not only refer to child slavery,
child soldiers or child prostitution.
child soldiers or child prostitution.