The phrase "adolescent labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about work performed by individuals in their teenage years, often in the context of labor laws or social issues.
Example: "The report highlights the challenges and risks associated with adolescent labor in various industries."
Alternatives: "teenage employment" or "youth labor".
Geographically, the prevalence of child and adolescents labor is highest in the high mountains of the Andes region and decreases continuously towards the coastal region [ 5].
Participation of children and adolescents in the labor market is still a matter of debate in Brazil.
Based on Life Design approach, the study aimed at examining the relationship between some constructs relevant for adolescents to handle the current labor market and their role in affecting career decidedness: career adaptability, positive attitude toward the future, and future orientation.
To identify and describe the labor support needs of adolescents that promote a positive childbirth experience.
The responsibilities that adolescents acquire by being part of labor market (i.e., most of them earn their own money and then have less social limits imposed by parents/guardians), contributes to their adopting inappropriate health habits [ 41].
The UNICEF Municipal Seal of Approval will encourage mayors to give top priority to children and youth and to adopt policies to reduce child mortality, child labor and illiteracy among adolescents.
Adolescent and preteen girls did backbreaking physical labor: carrying 10-12 bricks, each weighing over three pounds, on their heads to and from a kiln.
Third, especially during the work-intensive rainy season, when most of the income for the rest of the year is secured, intra and inter-household labor substitution requires additional domestic work from adolescents, negatively affecting adolescents' ANC attendance.
Older children often miss out on learning opportunities and adolescents face dangers that include child marriage, labor exploitation and recruitment into armed groups.
In many countries, upper secondary school is not compulsory and especially in poorer contexts many adolescents may leave school to join the labor market.
