YOUNG EMPLOYEES AND CHILD LABOUR Sample Clauses

YOUNG EMPLOYEES AND CHILD LABOUR. Poverty is a big problem for many families in Cambodia. This puts pressure on parents to have their children work. Cambodia has laws regulating child labour. One challenge faced by the garment and footwear industries is that workers under the permitted working age of 15 years old may submit or borrowed fake documents during recruitment. In addition, factories may not carry out sufficiently thorough recruitment processes. In order to avoid hiring underage workers, recruiters should give preference to job seekers with a mature appearance and should cross check documents to ensure that they are not falsified or borrowed. LABOUR LAW ART 177
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