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200 10$aHow employers can eliminate child labour$b[electronic resource] /$fdeveloped by Anne-Brit Nippierd, Sandy Gros-Louis ; written by Paul Vandenberg
210   $aGeneva $cBureau for employers' activities, International Labour Office, and the International Organization of Employers (IOE)$d2007
215   $a1 online resource (60 p.)
225 0 $aEmployers and child labour ;$vguide 2
300   $a"Eliminating child labour : guides for employers"--Cover.
311   $a92-2-119875-8 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aForeword; Table of Contents; Introduction; Step 1: Analysing the situation; Step 2: Designing the strategy; Step 3: Three immediate actions:hiring, hazards and hours (3 H's); Step 4: Supporting children and their families; Step 5: Eliminating the need for childrenin your business; Step 6: Eliminating child labourfrom the supply chain; Step 7: Using a code of conduct; Step 8: Auditing, monitoring and certification; A reminder: child labour in society; Appendix 1: Independent auditors
330   $aGuide Two is addressed to enterprises and explains their options and possible strategies for eliminating child labour.
606   $aChild labor
615  0$aChild labor.
676   $a331.3
700   $aVandenberg$b Paul$0633884
701   $aNippierd$b Anne-Brit$01605807
701   $aGros-Louis$b Sandy$01605808
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906   $aBOOK
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996   $aHow employers can eliminate child labour$93931254
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