Many people felt that there were more advantages to working than disadvantages
SINGAPORE: After a Reddit user asked, “Will you allow your child to work part-time?” many, if not all of those who responded said that they would, if their child wanted to do so, underlining that having a job teaches young people many valuable life lessons.
Furthermore, the salary will be low as they are inexperienced. It’s like cheap labour. When they start working, they will spend their entire lives working,”The post spawned a lively discussion, with many commenters tending to see the advantages, rather than the disadvantages of work. “Don’t have to worry too much – they are their own person, and at 16+, they can make their own decisions. :D.”
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