Flashback to 1918, child labourers were rife in glass factories. In this same year, the school leaving age was increased to 14 essentially banning child labour, although the practice continued for some time after. From age 6 girls could forge chains, and from age 8 the boys could work in the glass factories. Pregnant women would be expected to work until they gave birth and the next day after giving birth, they were expected to return to work, bringing their newborn with them. If the workers los

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