Problems and Prospects of Child Labours in India

The details relating to the working conditions of child laborers indicate that majority of the respondents are of the view that about 60% of child laborers feel tired after work about 60% of rest time is not provided to the child laborers; about 50% of child laborers are asked to work without rest; about 60% of weekly holidays are not provided to child laborers; about 50% of child laborers are sexual abuse; about 45% of child laborers are beaten by the employers; about 65% of child laborers are kept under house arrest; about 70% of child laborers are Separated from parents; about 55% of laborers are not recognized for good work done by them; about 50% of laborers are not child laborers are not treated well by the employers; about 60% of no help is provided to the child laborers while they are in distress; about 55% of no time is given to child laborers for recreation; about 55% of child laborers are not provided with increment; about 60% of child laborers are not given promotion; about 55% of there is no job securities for child laborers; about 45% of there is no trade union for child laborers; about 55% of child laborers are paid low wages.