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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Informalisation"”.

  1. "Informalisation of employment and career trajectories in the gig economy: evidence from ehailing drivers Cape Town"

    … to investigate the impact of the gig economy on informalisation of employment and individual career trajectories of gig workers, by assessing the degree of formality in ehailing, the career expectations and planning of ehailing drivers. To this end, a post-positivist research philosophy was …

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  2. Working for Small Change: Investigating the Livelihoods of Ride-hailing Drivers in Cape Town, South Africa

    … Particularly in the Global South, the growing informalisation and commodification of labour pose a threat to workers. Drivers in need of income are subject to unstable short-term employment that is low pay, does not offer social security, exhibits highly uneven employment relationships, …

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  3. The violation of the National Minimum Wage Act in South Africa and recommendations for improving compliance

    … penalties, labour migration trends, informalisation of labour and an increase of triangular forms of employment, including the gig economy. However, there is an observation that a sectoral approach yields to more noncompliance than an across board or blanket minimum wage. Nonetheless, …

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  4. The nexus between financial inclusion and financial development in Zimbabwe (2009-2015)

    … This is further explained by high levels of informalisation of the economy and the deterioration in the microeconomic environment which then resulted in cash shortages and creation of quasi-currencies with the potential to further dent market confidence. People then preferred to transact …

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