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Right to Self-Organization.
ART. 111. Right to Self-Organization. — Working children shall have the same freedom as adults to join the collective bargaining union of their own choosing in accordance with existing law. Neither management nor any collective bargaining union shall threaten or coerce working children to join, continue or withdraw as members of such union.
Conditions of Employment.
ART. 112. Conditions of Employment. — There shall be close collaboration between labor and management in the observance of the conditions of employment required by law for working children.
Educational Assistance Programs.
ART. 113. Educational Assistance Programs. — The management may allow time off without loss or reduction of wages for working children with special talents to enable them to pursue formal studies in technical schools on scholarships financed by management or by the collectiv3 bargaining union or unions.
Welfare Programs.
ART. 114. Welfare Programs. — Labor and management shall, in cooperation with the Women and Minors Bureau of the Department of Labor, undertake projects and in-service training programs for working children which shall improve their conditions of employment, improve their capabilities and physical fitness, increase their efficiency, secure opportunities for their promotion, prepare them for more responsible positions, and provide for their social, educational and cultural advancement.
Research Projects.
ART. 115. Research Projects. — Labor and management shall cooperate with any government or private research project on matters of effecting the Welfare of working children.
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