Refer to the case of children being employed by a sub-contractor to stitch Sherrin footballs.

On Saturday (September 2012), the Herald revealed that Sherrin balls were being hand-stitched by children as young as 10 for as little as 12 a ball. The children, almost all of them girls, were being pulled out of school to stitch balls for up to 10 hours a day, seven days a week. Sherrin claimed it knew nothing of the child labour and promised an investigation.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/ball-backdown-as-sherrin-ends-child-labour-20120925-26jjh.html

You may like to research and consider other examples of child labour.

Then answer the question: Can employing child labour ever be ethical?

Analyse in accordance with utilitarian, deontological and relative ethical theories