Vol. 2000 No. 1 (2000)
Theoretical Foundations of Labour Law and Workers' Rights in Ethiopia's Informal Economy
Gebru Assefa, Department of Advanced Studies, Haramaya University
Ketema Mekonnen, Hawassa University
Tekle Gebreab, Hawassa University
Berhane Hailemariam, Haramaya University
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18724435
Published: May 3, 2000
Abstract
Theoretical Foundations of Labour Law and Workers' Rights in Ethiopia's Informal Economy Not applicable as a theoretical framework article does not involve empirical results or data collection methods. This theoretical framework outlines the critical need for comprehensive legal protections and regulatory measures to safeguard workers' rights in Ethiopia’s diverse economic landscape. Policy recommendations include strengthening labour law enforcement, promoting collective bargaining rights, and enhancing social protection programmes specifically tailored for informal economy workers. Ethiopia, Informal Economy, Labour Law, Workers' Rights, Theoretical Framework
How to Cite
Gebru Assefa, Ketema Mekonnen, Tekle Gebreab, Berhane Hailemariam (2000). Theoretical Foundations of Labour Law and Workers' Rights in Ethiopia's Informal Economy. African Public Procurement (Public Admin/Business/Law), Vol. 2000 No. 1 (2000). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18724435
Keywords
Geographic Terms:
African
Sub-Saharan
Methodological Terms:
Qualitative Research
Case Study
Theoretical Terms:
Critical Theory
Postcolonial Studies
Conceptual Frameworks:
Intersectionality
Neo-Marxism