From exclusion to inclusion: extending parental protection to informal workers

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Bob, S.K., Motala, S. & Parkerson, C. (2024) From exclusion to inclusion: extending parental protection to informal workers. In: Motala, S., Hart, T. & Ngandu, S. (eds).Social security review volume 2: social security in the time of Covid-19. Pretoria: Department of Social Development. 12-32. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/23297

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Abstract:
This chapter provides examples of how informal grassroots organisations in South Africa have begun to lobby to address the lack of maternal and paternal benefits for those who are self-employed, thus strengthening women-led solidarity movements that are contributing to this agenda.
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04 Apr 2024
 
SOCIAL EXCLUSION
INFORMAL SECTOR
INFORMAL WORKERS
SOCIAL SECURITY
COVID-19
 
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