This report examines the arguments for and against the use of child labor in global supply chains. It begins with an assessment template outlining SMART academic goals, followed by a reflective summary of learned skills, including communication, time management, and decision-making. The report then delves into the complexities of child labor, highlighting poverty and exploitation as key factors. Arguments in favor of child labor emphasize its role in family survival and potential benefits with proper organizational support, such as education and safe working conditions. Conversely, arguments against it underscore the unethical nature of child labor, its detrimental impact on children's physical and mental health, and the importance of education. The conclusion advocates for banning child labor to address poverty, protect children's well-being, and promote education, emphasizing the need for awareness, stringent laws, and support for NGOs.
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