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Fact Sheets/Infographics
Myths & Facts About Home-Based Workers
Home-based work is a global phenomenon found in countries rich and poor across many industries. This document examines common myths about...
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Legal Instruments
WIEGO and Ghana TUC Law Project Discussions and Recommendations from the Legal Team
This report documents the results of a discussion on relevant Laws and practices that affect Domestic Workers, kayayeis (headload porters)...
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Legal Instruments
Domestic Servants Act, 1955
This Act regulates the relationship between employers and their domestic employees.
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Legal Instruments
Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, 1992
This document contains the constitution of the Republic of Ghana which sets out how the state will be constituted and run, the rights and...
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Toolkits and Guides
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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WIEGO Network Newsletters
StreetNet Newsletter Issue 25
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Legal Instruments
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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Stories/Case Studies
Empowering Market Traders in Warwick Junction, Durban, South Africa: Summary
This impact case study summary gives a preview of the work done under WIEGO’s Inclusive Cities project with market traders in Durban’s...
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Legal Instruments
Eastern Metropolitan Local Council of the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Council Street Trading By-laws, 1998
This document contains the street trading by-laws that have been adopted by the Eastern Metropolitan Local Council.
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Legal Instruments
Mossel Bay Municipality Street Trading By-laws
This by-law is promulgated by the Mossel Bay Municipality to provide for procedures, methods and practices to regulate and control street...
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