Gender and employment on sugar cane plantations in Tanzania

Mbilinyi M. and Semakafu M.

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Keywords: women workers; plantation; sugar cane; employment; working conditions; living conditions; sexual division of labour; household income.; wages; low wages; sex discrimination; training; conditions of employment; statistical table; travailleuses; plantation; canne à sucre; emploi; conditions de travail; conditions de vie; division du travail basée sur le sexe; revenu des ménages; salaire; bas salaire; discrimination fondée sur le sexe; formation; conditions d'emploi; tableau statistique; trabajadoras; plantación; caña de azúcar; empleo; condiciones de trabajo; condiciones de vida; división del trabajo por sexo; ingreso de los hogares; salario; salario bajo; discriminación por razones de sexo; formación; condiciones de empleo; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 186 P. pages
Date: 1995
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