Lack of jobs are resulting in children being forced to take on dangerous jobs, thus being exposed to health hazards. Long working hours, sometimes up to 15 hours. Lack of rest children become prone to illnesses. Often, working children endure overly long periods of sitting down or standing up as they work. Poor working conditions.
Poor facilities are available to children in the workplace.
Lack of provisions from employers. No provisions to secure health services, compensation, etc, for child workers. Some lose their jobs and return to their village. They help their families, for example, on farms, rice fields. Consequently, there is no time to search for new jobs.