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Minimum wages

  1. Definition
  2. Number of rates
  3. The setting machinery
  4. Beneficiaries
  5. The level
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Resources on minimum wages for domestic workers

  1. Wage Protection Legislation in Africa

    01 February 2013

  2. Country profile: Domestic work legislation in Zambia

    18 April 2011

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