The Future of Retail in Africa: FES Trade Union Competence Centre

Dr. Salomé Teuteberg

Dr Salomé Teuteberg. - Johannesburg ; Cape Town : Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Johannesburg ; LRS Labour Research Service, 2020. - 21 Seiten = 2 MB, PDF-File. - Electronic ed.: Johannesburg : FES, 2020

This study looks into changes already implemented in the retail sector in Africa as well as identifying and discussing potential changes to the sector. The overall focus is not only on the visible technological changes like automation, but also the less visible changes like staff scheduling and the shift towards a more flexible workforce.

Teuteberg, Salomé

The future of retail in Africa

Johannesburg, 2020

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