Organising Domestic Workers: Issues and Barriers

In South Africa domestic worker unions have always been weak. Mojalefa Musi examines why this is the case despite the existence of the South African Domestic Services and Allied Workers Union, and how contradictions in the law perpetuate organising difficulties.

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  Review: From Servants to Workers: South African Domestic Workers and the Democratic State