Tirohia te wāhanga i raro nei, a ka whakahoki i te pātai i muri i roto i te reo ano rite te wāhanga: Passage: Gender influences the pattern of child labor. Girls tend to be asked by their families to perform more domestic work in their parental home than boys are, and often at younger ages than boys. Employment as a paid domestic worker is the most common form of child labor for girls. I roto i te tahi mau wahi, pērā i Te Tai Rāwhiti, me te Tonga ki te Rāwhiti o Ahia, mātua maha kite mahi rite te kaimahi kāinga rite te faaineineraa pai mo te faaipoiporaa. mahi kāinga, Heoi, ko te i roto i te iti rawa whakaritea o nga mahi katoa, me te whakaatu kaimahi ki ngā mōrearea nui, pērā i te tutu, te tukino me te tūkino e te kaituku mahi, no te mea e maha ngā wā kua wehea te kaimahi i te ao o waho. mahi Child he pānga tino kino i runga i te mātauranga o te kotiro.
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