National Survey on Working Children

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Introduction Brief Situationer of Child Labour in the Philippines Target Group Objectives of the Study     Figure: Conceptual/Analytical Framework Study Design Data Collection Results and Discussion Children are Different from Adults What exactly do you mean by the term HAZARD?       Table: Department Order No.4 : Hazardous Occupations to Young Workers and Some Identified Hazards Farming, Fishing, Hunting, Logging and Related Occupations Mining, Quarrying and Related Occupations Transport, Communication and Navigational Occupations Craftsmen, Production, Process and Related Occupations Service, Sports and Related Work Professional, Technical, and Related Works All Occupations in the Processing and Preparation of Drugs and Chemical Products Involving Exposure to Dangerous Chemicals All Occupations in the Manufacturing, Handling, and Transporting of Explosive, Toxic, Corrosive, Poisonous, and Noxious Components and Flammable Liquids in Bulk All Activities in any Work-Room, Building, Premises or any place where Radium is stored, kept, or processed or used in the manufacture of Self-Luminous Compounds or other Radioactive Substances Workload: How much can children and young workers take?       Table: Examples of Activities According to Workload Examples from the Field Mactan Stone Quarrying Rattan Furniture Manufacturing Children Domestic Helpers Conclusions Recommendations      Table: Recommended List of Hazardous Activities/Occupations to Young Workers