How child labour was eradicated in the USSR: integrating school and society.

ILO pub-WEP pub. Working paper on the eradication of child labour and the evolution of youth policy in the USSR - comments on labour legislation concerning the minimum age and employment conditions of young workers, and covers the institution of compulsory education, the social integration of youth, improvement of access to education, growth trends in enrolment in secondary education, development of vocational training, etc. Bibliography pp. 27 and 28 and references.

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Year of publication:	1981
Authors:	VN, Yagodkin
Institutions:	International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations
Subject:	WEP pub \| child labour \| youth policy \| USSR \| comment \| labour legislation \| minimum age \| employment \| young worker \| compulsory education \| social integration \| youth \| access to education \| trend \| enrolment \| secondary education \| vocational training \| bibliography \| reference \| pub PME \| travail des enfants \| politique des jeunes \| URSS \| commentaire \| législation du travail \| âge minimum \| emploi \| jeune travailleur \| scolarité obligatoire \| intégration sociale \| jeunesse \| accès à l'éducation \| tendance \| inscriptions \| enseignement secondaire \| formation professionnelle \| bibliographie \| référence bibliographique \| trabajo infantil \| política sobre la juventud \| comentario \| legislación del trabajo \| edad mínima \| empleo \| joven trabajador \| enseñanza obligatoria \| integración social \| juventud \| acceso a la educación \| tendencia \| inscripciones \| enseñanza secundaria \| formación profesional \| bibliografía \| referencia

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	ILO Working Papers.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	Published in Population and Labour Policies Programme working paper series 28 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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