Children as young as 12 have been working at a Hyundai-owned factory in Alabama

[Guno צְבִי]

According to Reuters, children as young as 12 were reported to be working in a factory in Alabama.

The report comes after the disappearance of a migrant girl who worked at the plant.

A former employee told Reuters that to keep up with high demand, the factory would rely on migrant workers.

Underage workers have been reportedly working at a Hyundai-owned supply factory in Alabama, according to a report published Friday by Reuters.

Children as young as 12 worked at the SMART metal stamping plant in Luverne, Alabama, which supplies parts for the Hyundai assembly line in nearby Montgomery, according to Reuters.

https://news.yahoo.com/children-young-12-working-hyundai-145155872.html

 

[Matt Dillon]

According to Reuters, children as young as 12 were reported to be working in a factory in Alabama.

The report comes after the disappearance of a migrant girl who worked at the plant.

A former employee told Reuters that to keep up with high demand, the factory would rely on migrant workers.

Underage workers have been reportedly working at a Hyundai-owned supply factory in Alabama, according to a report published Friday by Reuters.

Children as young as 12 worked at the SMART metal stamping plant in Luverne, Alabama, which supplies parts for the Hyundai assembly line in nearby Montgomery, according to Reuters.

https://news.yahoo.com/children-young-12-working-hyundai-145155872.html

Thanks, Obama!

 

[volsrock]

According to Reuters, children as young as 12 were reported to be working in a factory in Alabama.

The report comes after the disappearance of a migrant girl who worked at the plant.

A former employee told Reuters that to keep up with high demand, the factory would rely on migrant workers.

Underage workers have been reportedly working at a Hyundai-owned supply factory in Alabama, according to a report published Friday by Reuters.

Children as young as 12 worked at the SMART metal stamping plant in Luverne, Alabama, which supplies parts for the Hyundai assembly line in nearby Montgomery, according to Reuters.

https://news.yahoo.com/children-young-12-working-hyundai-145155872.html

THE YOUNG HANDS THAT FEED US
An estimated 524,000 children work unimaginably long hours in America's grueling agricultural fields, and it's all perfectly legal.

"It's perfectly legal for children at the age of 12 to work unlimited hours on a farm of any size as long as they don't miss school and they have their parents' permission," says Margaret Wurth, senior researcher in the Children's Rights Division of Human Rights Watch.

https://psmag.com/social-justice/the-young-hands-that-feed-us

 

[Guno צְבִי]

THE YOUNG HANDS THAT FEED US
An estimated 524,000 children work unimaginably long hours in America's grueling agricultural fields, and it's all perfectly legal.

"It's perfectly legal for children at the age of 12 to work unlimited hours on a farm of any size as long as they don't miss school and they have their parents' permission," says Margaret Wurth, senior researcher in the Children's Rights Division of Human Rights Watch.

https://psmag.com/social-justice/the-young-hands-that-feed-us

Children as young as 12 worked at the SMART metal stamping plant in Luverne, Alabama, which supplies parts for the Hyundai assembly line in nearby Montgomery, according to Reuters.

The news outlet said it learned of child labor following the brief disappearance of a Guatemalan migrant from her family's home in Alabama in February.

Pedro Tzi, the father of the soon-to-be 14-year-old girl, confirmed with Reuters that she and her two brothers, aged 12 and 15, were not attending school and working at the plant.

According to reports by Reuters, Tzi children were among a larger group of minors working at the plant, adding that several of them have abandoned schooling to work long shifts at the plant.

 

[volsrock]

Children as young as 12 worked at the SMART metal stamping plant in Luverne, Alabama, which supplies parts for the Hyundai assembly line in nearby Montgomery, according to Reuters.

The news outlet said it learned of child labor following the brief disappearance of a Guatemalan migrant from her family's home in Alabama in February.

Pedro Tzi, the father of the soon-to-be 14-year-old girl, confirmed with Reuters that she and her two brothers, aged 12 and 15, were not attending school and working at the plant.

According to reports by Reuters, Tzi children were among a larger group of minors working at the plant, adding that several of them have abandoned schooling to work long shifts at the plant.

they shouldn't be here to begin with...thank the Libs for this

 

[Theywillneverlearn!]

According to Reuters, children as young as 12 were reported to be working in a factory in Alabama.

The report comes after the disappearance of a migrant girl who worked at the plant.

A former employee told Reuters that to keep up with high demand, the factory would rely on migrant workers.

Underage workers have been reportedly working at a Hyundai-owned supply factory in Alabama, according to a report published Friday by Reuters.

Children as young as 12 worked at the SMART metal stamping plant in Luverne, Alabama, which supplies parts for the Hyundai assembly line in nearby Montgomery, according to Reuters.

https://news.yahoo.com/children-young-12-working-hyundai-145155872.html

So kids are learning there is no such thing as a free lunch and you have to work for what you get. What is the problem you welfare collecting asshole?