Legal aspects of labour migration from Lesotho to the South African mines. Provisional draft

Rugege S.

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Abstract: Working paper on legal aspects of African migrant worker labour supply from Lesotho to the mining industry in South Africa R. Covers historical trends in migration policy before and since independence, recruitment policy in relation to migrants, discrimination patterns, etc., and comments on labour legislation relating to labour contracts, social protection, wages, etc.

Keywords: legal aspect; Africans.; migrant workers.; labour supply; mining; industry; history; trend; migration policy; independence; recruitment; discrimination; labour legislation; labour contract.; social protection.; wages; migration; employment; statistical table; aspect juridique; Africain; travailleur migrant; offre de main-d'oeuvre; industrie minière; industrie; aspecto jurídico; africano; trabajador migrante; oferta de mano de obra; explotación minera; industria; histoire; tendance; politique migratoire; indépendance; recrutement; discrimination; législation du travail; contrat de travail; protection sociale; salaire; migration; emploi; tableau statistique; historia; tendencia; política migratoria; independencia; contratación; discriminación; legislación del trabajo; contrato de trabajo; protección social; salario; migración; empleo; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 39 pages
Date: 1979
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Published in World Employment Programme research working paper. WEP 2-26, Migration for Employment Project

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