Economic reform programmes, labour institutions, employment and the role of the social partners in Botswana

M. Mogalakwe; H. Siphambe

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Economic reform programmes, labour institutions, employment and the role of the social partners in Botswana

M. Mogalakwe and H. Siphambe

ILO/SAMAT SAP and social dialogue discussion paper, no. 2, ILO

2000

Abstract

labour market

structural adjustment

social pact

economic reform

employment

wages

institutional framework

tripartism

state intervention

employers organization

trade union

Botswana

Describes the economic transformation, labour market characteristics, employment situation and the role of the three social partners in Botswana.

UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Title: Economic reform programmes, labour institutions, employment and the role of the social partners in Botswana
Creators: M. Mogalakwe
H. Siphambe
Contributors: ILO Southern Africa Multidisciplinary Advisory Team
ILO Action Programme on Structural Adjustment, Employment and the Role of the Social Partners
Publisher: ILO; Geneva
Date published: 2000
Series: ILO/SAMAT SAP and social dialogue discussion paper; no. 2
Number of pages: 21 p. :
Language: English
Asset Type: working paper
Record Identifier: 995618864902676