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Work in South Africa: Analysis of Workdays, Hours, Schedules and the Timing of Work
The concepts of labour supply and work are ultimately about the time people spend doing labour activities. In most developed countries, the rise of the 24-hour and gig economies has altered work structures by replacing traditional nine-to-five jobs and allowing for more flexible working hours (Donov...
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2024
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