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HIV/AIDS-related stigma in the South African construction industry: the case of ESKOM
The South African construction industry has not responded effectively to address the high HIV-prevalence rate within its workforce. The Western Cape construction industry is the least responsive. No formal studies have examined how the construction industry's unresponsiveness to the pandemic has imp...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2015
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