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Collective Bargaining Negotiations Between Street Vendors and City Government in Monrovia, Liberia

By on November 01, 2012

This case study documents negotiations between street vending union, National Petty Traders Union of Liberia (NAPETUL) and the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC), beginning in 2009.

This case study is one in a set of five case studies examining collective bargaining by informal workers.

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