How is workers’ education responding to the rising precariousness of work? Some international and South African examples

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RT @Wits_REALCentre: @Mondlihlatshway https://t.co/04d9HuB2en explores how engaging with precarious workers could be an avenue for both org…

@Mondlihlatshway https://t.co/04d9HuB2en explores how engaging with precarious workers could be an avenue for both organisation and worker education as well as support to these workers. This is obviously going to only become more important.

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