Report on Social Sustainability and Child Labor in Developed Countries

Running head: CONTEMPORARY MANAGEMENT
Report on social sustainability in the developed countries: Third-world families at work:
Child labour or child care?
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Executive summary
Sustainability is a crucial component in terms of taking good care of the resources. Moreover,
it preserves the resources for the future generation. This aspect reflects the maintenance of
ecological balance, which is needed for effective functioning of the activities within the
society. When government takes the initiatives of developing policies, security is enhanced in
case of the public. Focus on the third world and developing countries like Germany forms the
basic functionality of this assignment. Considering the example of companies like Sports
Weiss helps in projecting the current conditions of child labour, a malice contradicting the
aspect of social sustainability.

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Table of contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Discussion..................................................................................................................................3
Insight into sustainability through comparison of First, Second and Third World Countries
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Governmental initiatives............................................................................................................4
Evaluation of the topic...............................................................................................................4
Recommendations......................................................................................................................5
References..................................................................................................................................7