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Invaluable and outsourced: experiences of private company cleaners working in the public hospital sector in Cape Town
In the hospital context, and in research on hospitals, cleaning staff often find themselves on the periphery. This peripheral status is exacerbated when cleaners are employed by private cleaning companies. The intersection of locations these cleaners find themselves in, as cleaners, outsourced suppo...
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Department of Sociology
2014
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