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1 By the Sweat and Toil of Children: A Report to the Committees on Appropriations, United States Congress 1994

handle is hein.beal/bytswet0001 and id is 1 raw text is: BY THE SWEAT AND TOIL OF CHILDREN: The Use of Child Labor in American Imports A Report to the Committees on Appropriations United States Congress Bureau of International Labor Affairs U.S. Department of Labor July 15, 1994 The Department wishes to acknowledge the significant contributions made by all the members of the International Child Labor Study Office to the research writing and publication of this report. They are Sonia A. Rosen, Director; Don R Kienzle, Associate Director; Alya Kayal, Research Analyst; Anne O'Toole, Research Analyst, and Enrique Lopez-Mena, Compliance Specialist - Employment Standards Administration. In addition, Harold Davey, Office of Foreign Relations, and Gordon Berg Office of Public Affairs, provided valuable assistance. The Department also wishes to acknowledge the leadership of the Bureau of International Labor Affairs in conducting the report. Under the direction of Joaquin F Otero, Deputy Under Secretary for International Labor Affairs, the responsibility for overseeing the report was led by Andrew J Samet, Associate Deputy Under Secretary for International Labor Affairs and Daniel Solomon, Special Assistant. Finally, in recognition of his commitment to the eradication of child exploitation, acknowledgments are due to Jim Sweeney, US. Senate staff member, who died on August 21, 1993.

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