An assessment of Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife's labour policies for unskilled temporary workers.

作者: Robert Rees. Faure

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关键词: RemunerationFreedom of associationContext (language use)Labour economicsEngineeringHuman resourcesLabor relationsChild labourIndigenousCollective bargaining

摘要: Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife (EKZNW) is a Schedule 3C public entity that is legally mandated by way of the KwaZulu Natal Nature Conservation Management Act 9 1997 to conserve indigenous biodiversity within the province KwaZulu-Natal. During normal operations EKZNW employs unskilled temporary workers. In compliance with Basic Conditions of Employment 32 EKZNW’s Conservation Board approved the adoption human resource and labour relations based policies apply consistency in its dealings matters. Using International Labour Organisation principles provide context, this study aims identify the differences conditions employment between unskilled temporary workers permanent workers at EKZNW, understand why these exist, what implications are for unskilled temporary The following objectives applied realising aim: 1. Review International Labour conventions determine internationally accepted permanent workers; 2. Establish extent South African Constitution Basic Conditions Employment complies Labour Organisation workers; 3. principles, relation African Constitution Act, specific reference workers; 4. Understand reasons Condition unskilled permanent workers; 5. resulting workers; 6. Suggest recommendations about making working more equitable permanent workers. This uses combination research techniques entailing document examination, semi-structured interviews, personal observations data evaluation objectives. Descriptions population, sample size presented; whilst describing data collection instruments, collection procedures, management analysis methods employed conducting study. Set against Organisations 1988 Declaration on Fundamental Principles Rights Work, namely; freedom association and effective recognition right collective bargaining; the elimination all forms forced or compulsory labour; abolition of child and, elimination discrimination respect employment and occupation; Chapter 4 presents results discussion combination against Objective 2, 3, 5, 6 being presented final Chapter. found that had approved adopted 2006 Remuneration Packages Policy 2007 Employee Performance Management Development…

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