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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Geneva 1962
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Schriftenreihe:	Bureau International du Travail <Genève>: Studies and reports / N. s. 48.
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adam_text	INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE AFRICAN LABOUR SURVEY GENEVA CONTENTS Page SKETCH-MAP xv INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER I Economic and Social Conditions 7 General 7 Geographic and Climatic Factors 7 Demographic Factors 8 Development of Relationships with Otlier Areas 9 Basic Economic Patterns 12 Duality of Social Patterns 15 Economic Conditions 17 Character of Production 17 Levels of Production and National Income 24 Agricultural Production 25 Mineral Production 25 Fuel and Power 26 Secondary Industries 27 National Income 27 Transport 29 Public Finance 30 Trade 31 Utilisation of Manpower Resources 32 Social Conditions 33 Education 33 Health and Nutrition 40 Housing and the Social Problems of Urbanisation 42 Problems of Economic Development 44 Development Planning 44 Industrialisation 47 Conclusions 49 CHAPTER II Land and Labour 51 Land Tenure 51 Indigenous Land Tenure Systems 51 Developments in Land Tenure 54 Land Utilisation 60 The Agricultural Labourer in Peasant Farming 64 Customary Labour 65 Contractual Labour 66 Women and Children • 68 Remuneration of Peasant Workers 70 Labour Supply and Demand 72 Plantations and Plantation Labour 74 Importance of Plantation and Other Large-Scale Farming in Africa 74 Types of Plantation and Farm Labour 78 IV AFRICAN LABOUR SURVEY Page Living and Working Conditions 80 Labour Supply and Demand 82 Conclusions 84 CHAPTER III Community Development 89 General 89 Community Development in Practice 93 British Territories 93 Ghana 99 French Territories 99 Other Parts of Africa 102 Conclusions 103 CHAPTER IV Manpower and Employment 105 Population and Manpower 105 Total Populations 105 Population Density 106 Population Trends 107 The Economically Active Population and Its Occupational Distribution 110 African Population 110 European Population 112 Population of Asian Origin 113 Structure of the Wage-Earning Sector 114 Distribution by Sector of Activity 114 Distribution by Occupations 115 The Employment Market 118 General Features 118 Placement of Workers and Employment Exchanges 120 Belgian Territories 122 British Territories 122 Ghana 124 French Territories 125 Portuguese Territories 126 Sudan 126 Union of South Africa 126 Movements of Manpower 127 General Features 127 Movements of Manpower in Individual Territories 129 Belgian Territories 129 British Territories 130 French Territories 133 Portuguese Territories 135 Union of South Africa 136 Economic and Social Effects of Migratory Movements 137 CHAPTER V The Productivity of Labour 139 The Character of the African Worker 140 The African s Work Performance 143 The Instability of the African Woiker 144 Absenteeism 146 Punctuality 146 Pride in Work 147 CONTENTS V Page General Factors Affecting Work Performance in Africa 147 Climatic Conditions 147 Health and Nutrition 149 Monetary Incentives in African Conditions 151 General 151 Types of Incentive 154 Attendance Bonuses 154 Extra Payments Based on Length of Service 154 Output Bonuses and Piecework Systems 154 Payment by the Task 155 Incentives Based on the Structure of Wages 156 Amenity Incentives Having Financial Implications 157 Human Relations and Productivity 160 Relations between Worker and Worker 160 Relations between Workers and Supervisors and Management 161 Joint Consultation 163 Methods of Improving Output (in Quality and Quantity) and the Stability of Labour 165 Selection of Workers: Aptitude Tests 165 Training 166 Adaptation of the Worker to the Tool and the Task and of the Tool and the Task to the Worker 167 Concluding Remarks 168 CHAPTER VI Technical and Vocational Training 170 The Immediate Prerequisites for Vocational Training 175 Adjustment of Vocational Training Schemes to Requirements 175 General Education and Preparation for Vocational Training 177 Vocational Guidance and Selection 179 Vocational Training Facilities for Juveniles 182 Vocational Instruction 183 Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi 184 British Territories 185 Ghana 188 Ethiopia 188 French Territories 188 Somalia 190 Liberia 190 Portuguese Territories 190 Union of South Africa 191 Apprenticeship 191 Belgian Territories 193 British Territories 193 French Territories 195 Portuguese Territories 195 Union of South Africa 196 Training Facilities Abroad 197 Vocational Training for Adults 197 Vocational Training for Unskilled Adult Workers 197 Vocational Training within the Industry 198 Rapid Vocational Training 198 Continuation Classes 200 VI * AFRICAN LABOUR SURVEY Page Training of Supervisors 200 Vocational Training in Agriculture 202 Mass Agricultural Instruction 202 Training of Supervisors 204 Skill 206 Conclusions 209 CHAPTER VII Freedom of Association and Industrial Relations 217 General 217 Freedom of Association 220 Belgian Territories 220 British Territories 223 Ghana 227 Ethiopia 227 French Territories 227 Somalia 228 Liberia 228 Portuguese Territories 229 Sudan 229 Union of South Africa 229 South-West Africa 231 Employers and Workers Organisations 231 Belgian Territories 231 British Territories 232 Ghana 234 Ethiopia 235 French Territories 235 Somalia 237 Liberia 237 Portuguese Territories 237 Sudan 239 Union of South Africa 239 South-West Africa 239 Industrial Disputes and Conciliation and Arbitration Machinery 240 Belgian Territories 240 British Territories 241 Ghana 246 Ethiopia • 247 French Territories 247 Somalia 249 Liberia 249 Portuguese Territories 250 Sudan 250 Union of South Africa 251 South-West Africa 252 Co-operation between the Public Authorities, Employers and Workers 252 Conclusions 255 CHAPTER VIII Wages and Wage Policy 259 Factors Affecting Trends in Wages 259 The Nature of Government Intervention 260 Machinery for Wage Determination 261 Belgian Territories 262 British Territories 263 CONTENTS VII Page Ghana 267 Ethiopia 267 French Territories 267 Liberia 269 Portuguese Territories • 270 Spanish West Africa 270 Sudan 270 Union of South Africa 270 South-West Africa 272 Protection of Wages 272 Wage Structures and Levels 274 The Basis of the Minimum Wage 274 Some Factors Affecting the Structure of Wages 278 The General Wage Situation 287 The Objectives of Wage Policy 289 CHAPTER IX Recruitment, Contracts of Employment and Conditions of Work 295 Forced Labour 296 International Standards on Forced Labour 296 National Law and Practice 297 Belgian Territories 298 British Territories 298 Ghana 299 French Territories 299 Liberia 299 Portuguese Territories 299 Union of South Africa 301 Recruitment and Engagement of Workers 301 International Standards on Recruitment 301 National Law and Practice 304 Belgian Territories 304 British Territories 306 Ghana 310 French Territories 310 Portuguese Territories 311 : Union of South Africa and South-West Africa 314 Individual Contracts of Employment; Penal Sanctions 315 International Standards 315 National Law and Practice 316 Belgian Territories 316 British Territories 317 Ghana 319 French Territories 320 Portuguese Territories 320 Union of South Africa 321 South-West Africa _ • 322 General Conditions of Work 322 Housing, Food and Medical Assistance 323 Hours of Work, Rest and Holidays 325 Belgian Territories 326 British Territories • 329 VIII AFRICAN LABOUR SURVEY Page Ghana 335 French Territories 335 Somalia 340 Liberia 340 Portuguese Territories 340 Union of South Africa 342 Children and Young Persons 344 General 344 The Support of Children and Young Persons 344 Health and Welfare of Children 345 Child Labour and Education 345 National Law and Practice 348 The Minimum Age for Admission to Employment 348 General 348 Industry 350 Employment at Sea 350 Mining 350 Night Work 351 Conditions of Work 351 Hours of Work and Rest 351 Prohibition of Certain Types of Work 352 Carrying of Loads 352 Medical Examination of Young Persons 353 Other Special Regulations on the Employment of Young Workers 353 Employment of Women 354 CHAPTER X Occupational Safety and Health 360 General 360 Disease 361 Climate 361 Nutrition 362 Environmental Control 362 Proneness to Accident and Disease 363 Legislation 363 Belgian Territories 364 Statutory Provisions 364 Enforcement 365 British Territories 366 Statutory Provisions 366 Enforcement 367 Ghana 369 French Territories 370 Statutory Provisions 370 Enforcement 371 Union of South Africa 371 Statutory Provisions 371 Enforcement 372 Private Bodies concerned with the Prevention of Industrial Accidents and Occupational Diseases 373 Conclusions 373 CONTENTS IX Pagfr CHAPTER XI SociarSecurity ; • 375 Conditions Peculiar to Africa 376 The Law and Its Application 377 Compensation for Industrial Accidents and Occupational Diseases 377 Scope of Legislation 378 Medical Treatment 381 Temporary Incapacity 381 Permanent Incapacity and Death 382 Administration, Financing and Supervision 385 Occupational Diseases 388 Sickness and Invalidity 389 Forms of Coverage for Workers 389 Scope of Existing Schemes 390 Medical Treatment 391 Cash Benefits 391 Safeguarding of the Job during Sickness 392 Maternity 392 Old Age 394 Assistance to Indigent Aged Persons 394 Non-Contributory Old-Age Pension Schemes for Workers 395 Contributory Pension Schemes 395 Death of the Breadwinner and Funeral Expenses 399 Child Maintenance 399 Scope of Legislation 400 Nature and Amount of Benefit; Methods of Payment; Administration 401 Unemployment 404 Public Health 405 Mutual Aid 407 Conclusions 408 Workmen s Compensation 408 Invalidity 410 Old Age 410 Child Maintenance 410 CHAPTER XII Workers Housing 412 The Housing Problem Today 412 General 412 Main Causes of Bad Housing Conditions 413 Responsibility for Housing 415 Action by the Public Authorities 416 Belgian Territories 417 British Territories 418 Ghana 422 French Territories 422 Somalia 425 Portuguese Territories 425 Sudan 426 Union of South Africa 426 Provision of Housing by the Employer 427 General 427 Problems Connected with the Provision of Housing 429 Essentials of Housing Policy 430 X AFRICAN LABOUR SURVEY Page CHAPTER XIII The Co-operative Movement 434 Legislation on Co-operatives 435 Development of Co-operative Movement in Africa 442 Belgian Territories 442 British Territories 442 Ghana 451 French Territories 452 Somalia 456 Portuguese Territories 458 Union of South Africa 459 Conclusions 461 CHAPTER XIV Labour Administration and Inspection 464 The Role and Importance of Labour Administration 465 The Structure and Development of Labour Departments 466 Belgian Territories 466 Machinery in Belgium 466 Organisation at the Territorial Government Level 467 Organisation at the Provincial and Regional Level 468 Territories under British Administration 468 Organisation in the United Kingdom 468 Organisation Overseas 469 French Territories 470 Administrative and Advisory Bodies in France 470 Administrative Machinery in the Overseas Territories 470 Somalia 472 Liberia 472 Portuguese Territories 473 Sudan 473 Union of South Africa 474 The Work of Labour Departments 475 Information, Research and Studies on Labour Problems 475 Enforcement of Legislation 476 The Inspectors and Their Work 476 Methods of Control 480 Maintenance of Good Industrial Relations 485 Relations with the Public 486 Joint Consultation Machinery 486 Relations with Workers and Employers Organisations 487 Intervention in Collective Bargaining 487 Prevention and Settlement of I abour Disputes 487 Promotion of Full Employment 490 Conclusions 492 CHAPTER XV Application of International L, ibour Standards 496 ILO Action on the Application of International Labour Standards 496 Control of Application 496 Ratification and Declarations of Application 498 Evaluation of the Extent of Application 499 Principal Aspects of the Application of 1 nternational Labour Standards 500 Forced Labour, Penal Sanctions, Recruiting and Long-Term Contracts of Employment 501 CONTENTS XI Page Minimum Standards of Social Policy in Non-Metropolitan Territories 503 Protection of Children, Young Persons and Women 503 Social Security 505 Standards concerning Hours of Work, Weekly Rest and Holidays with Pay 507 Wage Fixing and the Protection of Wages 509 Freedom of Association and Industrial Relations 510 Labour Inspection 512 CHAPTER XVI Conclusions 515 Social Objectives of Economic Development 516 Allocation of Resources 516 Interrelationship of Social and Economic Problems 517 Productivity 517 Machinery for Attaining Social Objectives 518 Freedom of Association and Industrial Relations 519 Labour Departments 520 The Application of ILO Standards 521 Manpower and Employment 523 Technical and Vocational Training 524 Wage Policy 524 Conditions of Work 526 Occupational Safety and Health 528 Social Security 528 Workers Housing 530 Co-operatives 531 Discrimination 532 The Future 534 APPENDICES APPENDIX I Standards and Recommendations of ike ILO and Other Organisations 537 A Provisions of Conventions 537 1 Forced Labour Convention, 1930 (Wo 29) 537 2 Recruiting of Indigenous Workers Convention, 1936 (No 50) 543 3 Contracts of Employment (Indigenous Workers) Convention, 1939 (No 64) 548 4 Penal Sanctions (Indigenous Workers) Convention, 1939 (No 65) 554 5 Social Policy (Non-Metropolitan Territories) Convention, 1947 (No 82) 555 6 Labour Standards (Non-Metropolitan Territories) Convention, 1947 (No 83) 560 7 Right of Association (Non-Metropolitan Territories) Convention, 1947 (No 84) 573 8 Labour Inspectorates (Non-Metropolitan Territories) Convention, 1947 (No 85) 573 9 Contracts of Employment (Indigenous Workers) Convention, 1947 (No 86) 574 10 Abolition of Penal Sanctions (Indigenous Workers) Convention, 1955 (No 104) 575 11 Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, 1957 (No 105) 576 B Provisions of Recommendations 576 1 Forced Labour (Indirect Compulsion) Recommendation, 1930 (No 35) 576 2 Forced Labour (Regulation) Recommendation, 1930 (No 36) 577 3 Elimination of Recruiting Recommendation, 1936 (No 46) 578 XII AFRICAN LABOUR SURVEY Page 4 Contracts of Employment (Indigenous Workers) Recommendation, 1939 (No 58) 578 5 Social Policy in Dependent Territories Recommendation, 1944 (No 70) 579 „ 6 Social Policy in Dependent Territories (Supplementary Provisions) Recommendation, 1945 (No 74) 588 7 Protection of Migrant Workers (Underdeveloped Countries) Recom mendation, 1955 (No 100) 594 C Conclusions of the ILO Committee of Experts on Social Policy in Non- Metropolitan Territories 602 1 Raising of Productivity in Non-Metropolitan Territories 602 2 Technical and Vocational Training in Non-Metropolitan Territories 603 3 Wages Systems and Policies 605 4 Housing 608 5 Social Security 611 6 Industrial Relations 617 7 Social and Economic Conditions in Rural Areas from Which Workers Migrate 618 D Conclusions Adopted by the Inter-African Labour Conference of the CCTA 619 1 Final Resolution of First Session (Jos 1948) 620 2 Free Public Employment Services 620 3 Organisation of Technical and Vocational Training 622 4 Efficiency of Workers 622 5 Preliminary Consideration of Methods of Initiating the Study of Productivity 624 6 Human Factors in Productivity 626 7 Productivity of Labour 628 8 Vocational Training, Vocational Guidance and Apprenticeship 628 9 Advancement of African Workers and the Training of Supervisors 631 10 Wage-Fixing Machinery 632 11 Employment of Women 632 12 Housing of Workers 633 13 Improvement of the Welfare of Workers 634 14 Definition in and Application of Social Security 635 15 Family Allowances 636 16 Old-Age Pensions 638 17 Sickness Benefit 638 18 Accident Compensation 638 19 Prevention of Accidents and Occupational Diseases 640 20 Relations with Trade Unions in AJfrica 642 21 Settlement of Labour Disputes 642 22 Prevention and Settlement of Disputes 643 23 Organisation and Functions of Labour Departments 643 24 Stabilisation and Migration of Workers and Floating Urban Man power 644 APPENDIX H Reference List of Labour Legislation 647 Belgian Territories 647 British Territories 649 Ghana 653 Ethiopia 653 French Territories 654 Somalia 661 Liberia 661 Portuguese Territories 661 Spanish West Africa 662 CONTENTS XIII Page Sudan • 662 Union of South Africa 663 South-West Africa 663 APPENDIX HI Additional Tables 664 1 Population and Population Density 665 2 Population and Labour Force 666 3 Number of Wage Earners in the Main Branches of Economic Activity 667 4 Production of Selected Agricultural Commodities in Africa, 1947-49 668 5 Output of Selected Agricultural Commodities by Country and Territory 669 6 Share of Africa in World Production of Selected Crops Before and After the Second World War 670 7 Classification of Areas under African Cultivation in Selected African Countries and Territories 670 8 Share of Africa in World Production (if Selected Minerals 671 9 Relative Importance of Mining Production in Selected African Countries and Territories, 1953 671 10 Output of Selected Minerals in African Countries 672 11 Union of South Africa: Sales of Minerals 673 12 Union of South Africa: Production in Selected Industries 673 13 Length of Railway in Relation to Area and Population in Selected African Countries and Territories, 1949 674 14 Railway Freight Traffic in Selected African Countries and Territories in 1948 and 1949 Compared with Pre-War Traffic 674 15 Length of Roadway in Selected African Countries and Territories After the Second World War 675 16 Production of Electricity in Selected African Countries and Territories 676 17 External Trade of Selected African Countries and Territories, 1956 676 18 Shares of Metropolitan Countries in the Trade of the Non-Metropolitan Territories for Which They Are Responsible, 1950-53 677 19 Price Indices of Principal African Exports, 1954-56 677 20 Proportion of School-Age Population Enrolled in Primary, Secondary and Technical Schools, 1955 678 21 Number of Inhabitants per Hospital Bed in Selected Countries 679 22 Structure of Current Expenditure in Selected British Territories, 1952 680 23 Structure of Current Expenditure in Selected French Territories, 1952 680 24 Hourly Wages of Adult Wage Earners in 41 Occupations in Five African Countries, October 1953 681 25 Hourly Wages of Adult Wage Earners in 41 Occupations in 12 African Countries, October 1956 682 26 Minimum Daily Wage Rates in the Belgian Congo on 1 January 1958 686 27 Minimum Hourly Wage Rates in French African Territories in June 1957 686 28 Minimum Wages for Selected Categories of Workers in Angola in 1956 687 29 Union of South Africa: Average Annual Wages of Workers in Private Industry, 1944-45 to 1953-54 687 30 Structure of Labour Administration in the Belgian Congo 688 31 Labour Department Staff in the Territories under British Administration 689 32 Labour Administration in the Territories under French Administration, June 1957 690 33 Registered Employers and Workers Organisations in Selected British African Territories, 1951, 1955 and 1956 691 34 Industrial Disputes in Selected British African Territories, 1951-56 692 35 Number of International Labour Conventions Ratified by African States Members, June 1958 692 36 Declarations of Application up to June 1958 and the Extent of Application of Conventions in April 1957 in Non-Metropolitan Territories in Africa 693 37 Ratifications of International Labour Conventions Affecting African Countries and Territories Facing page 694 XIV AFRICAN LABOUR SURVEY Page 38 Reports Received and Reports Not Received for the Years 1955, 1956 and 1957, in respect of Non-Metropolitan Territories in Africa 694 APPENDIX IV Bibliography 695 Official Publications of Governments 695 International Labour Office Publications 696 Publications of the United Nations, Specialised Agencies and Other Inter national Organisations 697 Other Publications (Official and Non-Official) 698 Short List of Periodicals 706 APPENDIX V Note on the Commission for Technical Co-operation in Africa South of the Sahara, the Inter-African Labour Institute and the Inter-African Labour Conference 709 INDEX OF REFERENCES TO COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES 710 LIST OF TABLliS IN THE TEXT I Increase in the Population of the World by Regions, 1951-55 9 II Estimated Money Income of African Indigenous Agricultural Economies, III Southern Rhodesia: Census of Manufacturing Industries, 1949-52 21 IV Percentage Increases in Production of Selected Minerals, 1937-49 26 VCoalProductioninSelectedCountriesandTerritories,1937-5627 VI Belgian Congo: Indices of Industrial Production, 1950-53 28 VII National Income in Selected African Countries, 1955 28 VIII Indices of International Seaborne Shipping Freight Carried to and from Selected African Countries, 1948 and 1949 29 IX Comparative Expenditure of Selec ed Countries and Territories, 1936-37 and 1951-52 31 X Development and Welfare Fund Allotments to East and West African Territories during the 11-year Period Ending 31 March 1957 46 XI FIDES Expenditure Authorised up to 31 December 1956 47 XII Membership of Workers Organisations in French West Africa, 1953 236 XIII Membership of Workers Organisations in French Equatorial Africa, 1953 237 XIV Membership of Workers Organisations in French West Africa, 1956 238 XV Elections of Workers Delegates ir French Equatorial Africa: Results 238 XVI Strikes and Lockouts in the Union of South Africa, 1952-56 252 XVII Northern Rhodesia: Changes in Monthly Wage Rates in the Mining Industry 1949-54 280 XVIII Women Wage Earners in the Main Industries 355 XIX Union of South Africa: Old-Age Pensioners and Total Pensions Paid in 1954 394 XX Maternity and Family Allowances ) ayable in French Territories on 1 April
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