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Toolkits and Guides
Options for Organizing Waste Pickers in South Africa
Summary of WIEGO Organizing Brief 3
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Domestic Workers Count Too: Implementing Protections for Domestic Workers: ITUC/UN Women Briefing Kit
Based on personal testimonies from Bolivia, the State of New York, USA, the Philippines and South Africa, the ITUC-UN Women briefing kit...
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Towards Inclusion of South African Domestic Workers Under the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act
This paper situates protection
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Organizing Waste Management Workers: The South African Experience
This booklet describes how workers and employers have organized in South Africa’s waste management sector. The booklet is based on research...
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Durban Street Trading By-laws, 1995
This document outlines the by laws that govern street trading in Durban.
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Mangaung Local Municipality Street Trading By-laws
This document contains the street trading by-laws for Mangaung Municipality in the Free State.
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Queenstown By-law for the Supervision and Control of Street Vendors, Pedlars and Hawkers, 2000.
This doucment contains the by-law that was promulgated to facilitate the carrying on of Street Vending, Peddling and Hawking in Queenstown. ...
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Organizing Reclaimers in Tshwane, South Africa: Lessons from the Top Down and Bottom Up Experiences
Summary of WIEGO Organizing Brief 5 (English)
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StreetNet Newsletter Issue 25
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Street Vendors’ Laws and Legal Issues in South Africa
Street vendors have few legal protections in South Africa. As they are not employees the basic rights of labour law do not apply to them...
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