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Recent trends and prospects of black migration to South Africa

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Working paper on trends in immigration and internal migration of black migrant workers in South Africa R, from 1973 to 1983 - discusses reduced economic role of foreign workers and factors influencing labour demand and labour supply; reviews the implications of Apartheid for migration policy, especially commuting from the homelands and the urban area employment of woman workers; outlines labour legislation affecting labour mobility; notes personnel policy in gold mines employing mainly indigenous workers. Restricted.

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  • De Vletter, Fion., 1984. "Recent trends and prospects of black migration to South Africa," ILO Working Papers 992373813402676, International Labour Organization.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:992373813402676
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