Job reservation provisions and determinations (ICA s.77 etc.)
Literature › Primary sources
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| Kind |
legislation gazette |
| Producer |
South African government |
| Coverage |
1951-1984 |
| Works using it |
6 |
Debates
Works using this source
| Work |
As cited |
Period |
How used |
| Crankshaw (1990) |
Native Building Workers Act (No. 27 of 1951) and Proclamations and Regulations thereunder |
1951-1955 |
Establishes the legal content of the Act, including exemptions that let contractors employ Africans on skilled work. |
| Kantor and Kenny (1976) |
Statutory job reservation (instituted 1956) and pass law contraventions, referred to without citation |
1956 onwards; post-war |
Referenced in general terms to argue that job reservation lost significance and pass offences reveal labour market pressure; no figures given. |
| Mariotti (2009a) |
Industrial Conciliation Act of 1956 (incl. Section 77 job reservation) |
1956; Section 77 implemented 1959 |
Establishes the institutional mechanism by which white unions and employers negotiated job reservation, and anchors the time dummies in the regression. |
| Mariotti (2009b) |
Industrial Conciliation Act of 1956 (including Section 77 job reservation) |
1956- |
Institutional basis for white control over racial job allocation and the timing dummies used in the manufacturing regression. |
| Mariotti (2010) |
Government Gazette 1961-1979 (Job Reservation Determinations) |
1961-1979 |
Source for Table 1 listing the 28 job reservation determinations, with jobs affected, exemptions and cancellations. |
| Moll (1991a) |
Apartheid legislation: job reservation laws and Factories Act provisions on separate facilities |
1950s-1984 |
Establishes legislative origins of occupational and workplace discrimination and subsequent loosening. |