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2000
The Status of Employment in the South African Clothing Sector - Diverting the "Race to the Bottom"
The Status of Employment in the South African Clothing Sector - Diverting the "Race to the Bottom"
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2000
Author(s):
Keryn House; Gus Williams
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Clothing and Textile Sector
Labour Markets
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