Dyson has made a smaller, battery-operated version of their famous ball vacuum, with actual suction power, for children. Don't get too excited, it's not time to pass off your heavy-duty floor-cleaning chores to your child. This toy is only capable of sucking up "small pieces of paper or polystyrene balls." But for just $30, it'll be nice to put Junior to work cleaning up all those pesky fortune cookie fortunes and piles of poly balls off the floor.
A toy vacuum for kids that actually works—sort of
Teen boy dies while working at Wisconsin sawmill
A 16-year-old boy was killed while working at a sawmill in Northern Wisconsin. It appears that he was illegally employed there, according this this article from Wisconsin Public Radio: In… READ THE REST
State lawmakers want children to work in bars on school nights to fill "labor shortage"
The AP reports that child labor is on the cards across the U.S., with state lawmakers–mostly Republicans–calling for youngsters to be put to work to fill "labor shortages", even in… READ THE REST
Handprints of child laborers discovered on roof tiles at Victorian era construction site
While stripping a London roof built in the early 1800s, a UK construction company, Touchstone Surrey, uncovered artifacts of child labor: roof tiles imprinted by the hands of young children.… READ THE REST
Save a combined $298 on this 8-piece knife set and sharpener
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Stay on budget with this Grade A refurbished Apple iPad and accessory bundle for under $200!
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Here's how to get Rosetta Stone and Microsoft Office for $199.99
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