capacitación

perfeccionamiento

EDUCACIÓN

FUTURO

congresosentrevistas

clasificados

empleados

cuil-cuit Anses

subsidio

mayorista

precios ganancias

NBI

Necesidades básicas insatisfechas

PAMI

Programa de asistencia médico integral

Crisis familiar

bienestar

humildad solidaridad dignidad

educación

vocación

pública privada

desarrollo

Clases sociales

Trabajo infantil

alta

media

baja = pobres = carenciados

indigentes Extrema pobreza

Trabajo informal

En negro indocumentados

China

pobreza

Población numerosa

ParaguayPerúBolivia

Maltrato laboral

indemnización

agrupaciones Conflictos laborales

Huelga, paro

manifestación

salarios

crisis

hospitales

sociedad

esfuerzotrabajo

seguridad

policía

Working at home

Women sewed clothes or made things such us gloves or brushes.

They worked for fifteen hours a day.

In middle class families, men earned enough money to pay for the family food.

Homeless families were sent to a workhouse. Many people had to live there together. Families were split up. They met only once a week for one hour.

factories

When people worked at home they made their children help. Working in factories was very risky.

They didn't earn enough money, they worked in bad conditions, there was illegal child work and children were tortured.

They earned (15p.) a week, mothers too.

During Queen Victoria‘s reign, workers were often treated like slaves.

Children had to work up to 12 hours a day.

In 1842 they made new laws which prevented women, girls and boys under 10, from working in mines.

mines

Some children worked as chimney sweeps, and to do this they had to climb up inside the chimneys.

Younger children were called trappers.

1838 people were killed in mines

No es bueno para un país que haya chicos trabajando

porque afecta su futuro.

El trabajo hace que un país crezca.

El trabajo modifica la vida de los individuos.

Lo ilegal afecta de mala manera a toda la sociedad

Busquemos soluciones entre todos.

Solos no podemos, somos parte de la sociedad.