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Double Trouble: Gender and Disability in the South African Labour Market
Persons with disability often live on the margins of society, experiencing barriers to both labour market participation and employment. This dissertation considers the nature and magnitude of the barriers facing persons with disability within South Africa’s labour market. Three important points are...
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School of Economics
2019
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