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Pay discrimination revisiting the concept and international perspectives
Sex based wage discrimination has received much attention especially in the late seventies and throughout the eighties. South Africa has had pay equality provisions in place since 1980 and specific legislation in 1988. Although no comprehensive gender based wage study exist prior to 1980, internatio...
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Institute of Development and Labour Law
2021
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