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International Labour Organization
2022
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| Online Access: | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Labour-and-social-justice-a-majority/995265392202676 |
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- Labour and social justice: a majority working in the shadows: a six-country opinion survey on informal labour in sub-Saharan Africa Christoph Strupat (Author) Jürgen Schwettmann (Author) Henrik Maihack Rudolf Traub-Merz (Editor) Manfred Öhm Julia Leininger Michael Frosch (Author) Florence Bonnet Abel Oyuke (Author) Armin Schiller von (Author) Richard Houessou (Author) Most workers in sub-Saharan Africa are informally employed, which often leaves them without access to health care and social protection. Because of the insufficient access to social protection and health services among the informally employed, they have been particularly hard hit by the pandemic. The surveys reveal that pandemic-related income poverty is a key concern of informal labour. Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung publication.report