This not only can improve the educational level of the Spaniards but also effectively enhance the living standards of these child laborers.
After all, a completely uneducated illiterate child laborer and a technically skilled child laborer with primary education will definitely differ in terms of income.
However, child labor schools involve aspects that ordinary public schools do not, so Carlo only has some ideas and has not had the opportunity to implement them.
Compared to child laborers in the royal enterprises' factories, those in private enterprises' factories have significantly lower income and welfare treatment.
This is inevitable, considering the limited labor force provided by child laborers. Moreover, child laborers are more easily exploited compared to adult workers; their resistance is weaker, and many of them dare not resist under the intimidation of capitalists.
