Which term describes light jobs that don’t hurt kids’ health or education?

• A. Sweatshops
• B. Hazardous Work
• C. Non-Hazardous Work
• D. Globalization

Answer: (C)

In child labor terms, tasks are evaluated by risk to health and impact on education. Light, safe chores that don’t threaten a child’s health or schooling are described as non-hazardous work. This label emphasizes that the activity is low-risk and does not interfere with learning. Sweatshops imply harsh, exploitative conditions with long hours and pressure; hazardous work involves clear dangers or health risks; globalization is about economic processes, not a type of work. So the term that best fits “light jobs that don’t hurt kids’ health or education” is non-hazardous work.