Social and economic implications of tea processing: the experience of India and the experience of Kenya

B. Sivaram and Orao Obura Ga.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Keywords: tea; agriproduct processing; economic role; employment creation; plantation; small farm; agricultural production; employment; working conditions; wages; social protection.; labour legislation; collective bargaining; occupational health; occupational safety; statistical table; thé; traitement de produits agricoles; rôle économique; création d'emploi; té; elaboración de productos agrícolas; papel económico; creación de empleos; plantation; petite exploitation agricole; production agricole; emploi; conditions de travail; salaire; protection sociale; législation du travail; négociation collective; santé au travail; sécurité du travail; tableau statistique; plantación; minifundio; producción agrícola; empleo; condiciones de trabajo; salario; protección social; legislación del trabajo; negociación colectiva; salud en el trabajo; seguridad en el trabajo; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 50 P. pages
Date: 1989
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