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Trends in children's employ...

Trends in children's employment and child labour in the Latin America and Caribbean region : country report for Brazil

UCW 2010

Based on a comparison of the results of Brazilian National Household (PNAD) surveys from 1992 to 2008, highlights an overall decline of children in employment. Shows that the progress against children's employment is the product of both a decrease of the share of children combining employment and school

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ILO pub. UNICEF pub. World Bank pub. Pub OIT. Pub FISE. Pub Banque mondiale. Pub OIT. Pub UNICEF. Pub Banco Mundial.

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monografia Rebiun23450104 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun23450104 110623s2010 it d ob 000 0 eng d IL# eng IL# OCLCQ 13.01.2 ilot Trends in children's employment and child labour in the Latin America and Caribbean region country report for Brazil Understanding Children's Work (UCW) Project Rome UCW 2010 Rome Rome UCW 28 pages statistics 28 pages Text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Understanding Children's Work Programme working paper series Based on a comparison of the results of Brazilian National Household (PNAD) surveys from 1992 to 2008, highlights an overall decline of children in employment. Shows that the progress against children's employment is the product of both a decrease of the share of children combining employment and school Mode of access: World Wide Web (available in electronic format only) child labour. child worker. boy. girl. employment. schooling. attendance. interagency cooperation. trend. rural area. urban area. Brazil. travail des enfants. enfant travailleur. garçon. jeune fille. emploi. scolarité. présence. coopération interorganisations. tendance. zone rurale. zone urbaine. Brésil. trabajo infantil. niño trabajador. muchacho. niña. Empleo escolaridad. asistencia. cooperación interorganismos. tendencia. zona rural. zona urbana. Brasil. ILO pub. UNICEF pub. World Bank pub. Pub OIT. Pub FISE. Pub Banque mondiale. Pub OIT. Pub UNICEF. Pub Banco Mundial. Understanding Children's Work

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monografia Rebiun23450104 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun23450104 110623s2010 it d ob 000 0 eng d IL# eng IL# OCLCQ 13.01.2 ilot Trends in children's employment and child labour in the Latin America and Caribbean region country report for Brazil Understanding Children's Work (UCW) Project Rome UCW 2010 Rome Rome UCW 28 pages statistics 28 pages Text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Understanding Children's Work Programme working paper series Based on a comparison of the results of Brazilian National Household (PNAD) surveys from 1992 to 2008, highlights an overall decline of children in employment. Shows that the progress against children's employment is the product of both a decrease of the share of children combining employment and school Mode of access: World Wide Web (available in electronic format only) child labour. child worker. boy. girl. employment. schooling. attendance. interagency cooperation. trend. rural area. urban area. Brazil. travail des enfants. enfant travailleur. garçon. jeune fille. emploi. scolarité. présence. coopération interorganisations. tendance. zone rurale. zone urbaine. Brésil. trabajo infantil. niño trabajador. muchacho. niña. Empleo escolaridad. asistencia. cooperación interorganismos. tendencia. zona rural. zona urbana. Brasil. ILO pub. UNICEF pub. World Bank pub. Pub OIT. Pub FISE. Pub Banque mondiale. Pub OIT. Pub UNICEF. Pub Banco Mundial. Understanding Children's Work