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Child labor: a forgotten focus for child welfare
J Otis1, E M Pasztor, E J McFadden
1School of Social Work, University of Texas at Austin, USA.
Abstract:
Child labor is driven by child and family impoverishment, market forces, and political apathy concerning the rights of the child. Although a fundamental concern of the early 20th century child welfare system, today child labor is often seen as outside the scope of child welfare and child protective services. Making child labor a focus of child advocacy activity once again could do much to better the lives of children.
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