Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela

Objectives This study was aimed at determining the living conditions, work practices, health effects and associated occupational risk factors in children working in a public market in Valencia, Venezuela.Methodology A questionnaire was administered which included demographic and exposure variables;...

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Autores:
Rojas Martini, Maritza
Briceno, Leonardo
Vegas, Zulay
Rodriguez, Lourdes
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2010
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Universidad Nacional de Colombia
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Trabajo de menores
riesgos laborales
salud laboral (fuente: DeCS
BIREME)
Child labor
occupational risk
public market
occupational health (source: MeSH
NLM).
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title Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela
spellingShingle Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela
Trabajo de menores
riesgos laborales
salud laboral (fuente: DeCS
BIREME)
Child labor
occupational risk
public market
occupational health (source: MeSH
NLM).
title_short Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela
title_full Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela
title_fullStr Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela
title_full_unstemmed Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela
title_sort Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Rojas Martini, Maritza
Briceno, Leonardo
Vegas, Zulay
Rodriguez, Lourdes
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv Rojas Martini, Maritza
Briceno, Leonardo
Vegas, Zulay
Rodriguez, Lourdes
dc.subject.proposal.spa.fl_str_mv Trabajo de menores
riesgos laborales
salud laboral (fuente: DeCS
BIREME)
Child labor
occupational risk
public market
occupational health (source: MeSH
NLM).
topic Trabajo de menores
riesgos laborales
salud laboral (fuente: DeCS
BIREME)
Child labor
occupational risk
public market
occupational health (source: MeSH
NLM).
description Objectives This study was aimed at determining the living conditions, work practices, health effects and associated occupational risk factors in children working in a public market in Valencia, Venezuela.Methodology A questionnaire was administered which included demographic and exposure variables; a descriptive analysis was then made of the data. Forty-four children were selected. Results The average workday lasted 9.2 ± 3.2 hours/day. Children were most frequently employed in selling provisions and fruit (43.2 %); 22.7 % of them were evidently backward at school. The symptoms most reported were headache (84%), stress (59.1 %) and fatigue (58.2 %). Occupational accidents were reported by 11.4 % of the children and 2.3 % had suffered an occupational disease related to their present activity. The most frequently occurring occupational risks were discomfort caused by heat (93.2 %), noise (88.6 %) and repetitive work (84.1 %). A significant, indirect correlation was found between age and stress (p=0.04), as in publications showing that the negative impact of stress is more severe in children aged less than 10. It was determined that being a minor had greater significant association with the occupational risk of having greater exposure to organic toxic waste (p=0.017) and working under pressure (p=0.04). Conclusions There is no systematic data collection programme for assessing child labour in Venezuela even though a variety of risk factors have been identified and perceived for children. More sensitive indicators are required for the early identification of effects and how to control exposure to the risks mentioned above so that the problem can be studied in greater depth.
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Results The average workday lasted 9.2 ± 3.2 hours/day. Children were most frequently employed in selling provisions and fruit (43.2 %); 22.7 % of them were evidently backward at school. The symptoms most reported were headache (84%), stress (59.1 %) and fatigue (58.2 %). Occupational accidents were reported by 11.4 % of the children and 2.3 % had suffered an occupational disease related to their present activity. The most frequently occurring occupational risks were discomfort caused by heat (93.2 %), noise (88.6 %) and repetitive work (84.1 %). A significant, indirect correlation was found between age and stress (p=0.04), as in publications showing that the negative impact of stress is more severe in children aged less than 10. It was determined that being a minor had greater significant association with the occupational risk of having greater exposure to organic toxic waste (p=0.017) and working under pressure (p=0.04). Conclusions There is no systematic data collection programme for assessing child labour in Venezuela even though a variety of risk factors have been identified and perceived for children. More sensitive indicators are required for the early identification of effects and how to control exposure to the risks mentioned above so that the problem can be studied in greater depth.Objetivo Determinar condiciones de vida, prácticas de trabajo, efectos a la salud y factores de riesgo asociados en un grupo de menores trabajadores de un mercado público en Valencia, Venezuela. Metodología Se aplicó una encuesta con variables demográficas y de exposición y se realizó análisis descriptivo de los datos, seleccionándose 44 menores. Resultados La jornada de trabajo promedio fue de 9,2 ± 3,2 horas/día. La actividad más desempeñada fue la venta de víveres/frutos (43,2 %). El 22,7 % de los menores presentaba retraso escolar evidente. Los síntomas más reportados fueron cefalea (84 %), estrés (59,1 %) y fatiga (58,2 %). El 11,4 % reportaron haber sufrido accidentes y 2,3 % enfermedad relacionados con la actividad presente. Los factores de riesgo más reportados fueron calor (93,2 %), ruido (88,6 %) y repetitividad en la labor (84,1 %). Se encontró una correlación significativa, inversamente proporcional, entre la edad y el estrés (p=0,04) lo cual es consistente con estudios que indican que el impacto negativo del estrés es más profundo en niños que tienen menos de 10 años de edad. Se determinó significativamente que a menor edad hay una mayor exposición a desechos tóxicos orgánicos (p=0,017) y al trabajo bajo presión (p=0,04). Conclusiones No existen procesos de recolección sistemáticos para evaluar el trabajo infantil en nuestro país aún cuando se identificaron una amplia variedad de factores de riesgo percibidas por los niños trabajadores. Para una evaluación más profunda del problema, se requieren indicadores más sensibles que permitan detectar daños tempranos y la forma de controlar la exposición a los mencionados riesgos.application/pdfspaRevista de Salud Públicahttp://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/revsaludpublica/article/view/10537Universidad Nacional de Colombia Revistas electrónicas UN Revista de Salud PúblicaRevista de Salud PúblicaJournal of Public Health; Vol. 12, núm. 1 (2010); 135-143 Revista de Salud Pública; Vol. 12, núm. 1 (2010); 135-143 0124-0064Rojas Martini, Maritza and Briceno, Leonardo and Vegas, Zulay and Rodriguez, Lourdes (2010) Child labor and health in a public market, valencia, venezuela. 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