African labour survey /

Contributor(s):

International Labour Office

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Studies and reports ; no. 48Publication details: Geneva : International Labour Office, 1958.Description: xiv, 712 p. :illSubject(s):

Labor and laboring classes

DDC classification:

331.960 AFR

LOC classification:

HD7801 .I67 no. 48

Summary: The survey is designed to serve three related but distinct purposes. The first is, it is important to have an objective and authoritative a picture as possible of the existing situation, and to provide a point of departure for the future work of ILO in this field. Secondly an African labour survey prepared to draw on the knowledge of employers and workers as well as on governmental and unofficial experience and should be prepared with full regard to conditions special to Africa. Thirdly ILO should contribute to making the problems within its purview which arise in Africa more fully understood throughout the world.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Monograph & others	CBN HQ Library General Stacks	Non-fiction	331.960 AFR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31008100137674

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Includes bibliographical references: p. 695-707.

The survey is designed to serve three related but distinct purposes. The first is, it is important to have an objective and authoritative a picture as possible of the existing situation, and to provide a point of departure for the future work of ILO in this field. Secondly an African labour survey prepared to draw on the knowledge of employers and workers as well as on governmental and unofficial experience and should be prepared with full regard to conditions special to Africa. Thirdly ILO should contribute to making the problems within its purview which arise in Africa more fully understood throughout the world.

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