EFFECTIVENESS OF COM PLAINT-DRIVEN REGULATION OF CHILD LABOUR IN ALBERTA
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25071/1705-1436.40Abstract
This study further develops our understanding of the employmentexperiences of children (ages 9-11) and adolescents(ages 12-14) in the Canadianprovince of Alberta, with particular attention to illegal employment and theeffectiveness of complaint-based regulation. Surveydata demonstrates there is asignificant degree of illegal employment among children and adolescents.Interview data suggests that complaint-driven regulation of child labour isineffective because parents, children and adolescents cannot identify violationsand do not take action to trigger state enforcement.Downloads
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