ILO Working Paper 134

Wages in African public administrations: Where do we stand?

By playing a key role in the provision of critical services, such as health, education or security, governments are crucial for the good functioning of societies and social justice. Governments have a dual role to play as employers and as the actor responsible for the good management of the economy. This document aims to provide a synthetic picture of the situation of the wages of African public administration employees, based on the latest data available, and to discuss
some of the current challenges for public-sector wage policies in Africa.

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Author(s)

  • Guillaume Delautre
  • Giulia De Lazzari
  • Gustavo Rinaldi

References

  • ISBN 9789220417034 (print)
  • ISBN 9789220417041 (web PDF)
  • ISBN 9789220417058 (epub)
  • ISBN 9789220417065 (html)
  • ISSN 2708-3438 (print)
  • ISSN 2708-3446 (digital)
  • DOI file: https://doi.org/10.54394/OJAG0131

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