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The resilience of South African companies against strikes
The South African Labour Market has experienced labour disputes from as early as 1913 (Davenpot, 2013). These labour disputes serve as a visual illustration of the inefficiencies that reside in the collective bargaining process between the working class and the top management of a company (Becker an...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2020
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