Evening summer jobs occupy many youth
During the summer holiday, many teenagers and young people turn to temporary work in various activities such as restaurants, ice cream sales, and shops, aiming to earn quick income, learn responsibility, or seize the opportunity to gain workplace experience. Although summer work has benefits like skill development and saving money, there are risks associated with strenuous work or unsafe conditions, especially for children. Reports indicate that around 54 million children worldwide are engaged in hazardous labor in 2024. It is important to protect children from exploitation and ensure that work takes place under healthy and safe conditions, with parents and the community being careful to strike a balance between benefiting from the experience and avoiding exposure to danger.
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