| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
International Labour Office, Options for a Dependent Economy: development, employment and equity problems in Lesotho (Addis Ababa, 1979) |
1978 |
Supports household income (81% under M600) to argue gambling expenditure comes at the expense of basic needs. |
| Hindson (1978) |
ILO, Employment, Incomes and Equality: A Strategy for Increasing Productive Employment in Kenya (1972) |
1972 |
Cited for the finding that informal sectors elsewhere in Africa employ many people at incomes often above rural levels. |
| Kanyenze (2004) |
ILO/SAMAT (1998) Policy Paper on undocumented migration estimates, wages, displacement and health |
1990s |
Cited for estimates of undocumented migrants, wage comparisons, displacement of South African labour after 1987, and occupational health problems. |
| Kingdon and Knight (1999) |
ILO (1996) Restructuring the Labour Market: The South African Challenge, ILO Country Review |
1996 |
Source of the claim that the broad unemployment definition exaggerates unemployment, which the paper tests; also source of institutional coverage data. |
| Kok et al. (2006) |
ILO (1998) Labour Migration to South Africa in the 1990s |
1982–1998 |
Used for mine workforce composition, cross-border traffic and costs of migrant labour system. |
| Lucas (1987b) |
ILO (1962) Report Concerning the Observance by the Government of Portugal of the Abolition of Forced Labour Convention |
1950s-1962 |
Documents continued forced labor in Mozambique during the 1950s. |
| Maller (1994) |
Evidence submitted to the ILO Fact-Finding Commission on Freedom of Association (Table 1, union penetration by sector) |
February 1991 |
Table showing percentage of workforce unionised by sector, supporting claims about union strength and uneven penetration. |
| Murray (1980) |
E. Gordon, The Women Left Behind: wives of migrant workers of Lesotho (ILO, Dec 1978) |
1978 |
Used to show that the view that families have adjusted to migration is taken seriously in ILO-funded research. |