Strengthens child labor protections by updating hazardous occupation definitions, enhancing penalties, and requiring training for federal contractors.
The Children Harmed In Life-threatening or Dangerous Labor Act, also known as the CHILD Labor Act, aims to strengthen protections against child labor violations. It updates definitions of hazardous occupations and places of work, enhances penalties for violations, and requires training for federal contractors and recipients of federal financial assistance. The bill also mandates the establishment of labor-management committees to review child labor policies and promote reporting of violations.
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