COVID-19: Labour and the imperative of social dialogue
By Ismail Bello SINCE the Spanish flu of 1918, nothing has distorted the global socio-economic landscape more than the COVID-19 pandemic. With the exception of a few countries, the entire world has been in a state of lockdown since March 2020. Factories, airports, hotels, schools, railway stations, worship centres, motor parks and many other centers
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