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Records of the Industrial Legislation Commission of Enquiry, South Africa
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- Dates of Creation1949
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- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description4 microfiche
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Administrative / Biographical History
The Enquiry grew out of efforts to determine a new status for black trade unions by United Party leaders in General Smuts' government during World War II, and by leading capitalists who were interested in according limited recognition to black unions.
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The Enquiry grew out of efforts to determine a new status for black trade unions by United Party leaders in General Smuts' government during World War II, and by leading capitalists who were interested in according limited recognition to black unions.
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