Dark Side of Youth Employment in Uganda
Many young workers are toiling for more than 6 months without a guiding contract, which most employers avoid since they fear potential legal action if they fail to meet the employees’ expectations.
Many young workers are toiling for more than 6 months without a guiding contract, which most employers avoid since they fear potential legal action if they fail to meet the employees’ expectations.
Informal women workers in both Uganda and Kenya reported experiencing gender-based violence (GBV).
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