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Is South African labour law for dismissal based on operational requirements unduly onerous for employers?
An international perspective on retrenchment based on the application of international labour standards (ILO 'Termination of Employment Convention 158' and ILO 'Termination of Employment Recommendation 166'.
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Institute of Development and Labour Law
2014
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