老年诅咒:津巴布韦大型商业农场的老年工人,特别是2000年以前的外国农场工人

Zambezia Pub Date : 2002-01-01 DOI:10.4314/ZJH.V29I1.6717
Joyce M. Chadya, Peter Mayavo
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对津巴布韦农业劳动力的研究往往忽视了这一劳动力中处境不利部分的困境。本文试图填补这一空白,在主流劳动研究。它关注的是津巴布韦大型商业农场对老年工人的“使用”和虐待。老年工人要么作为一个公认的“特殊”工人群体存在,要么作为普通工人的一部分“隐形”存在。这篇文章探讨了剥削和歧视老年工人的性质和程度,特别是他们被限制在所谓的“轻”任务上。舒适退休的核心问题也被置于聚光灯下。根据一般养老规定,讨论养恤金和其他终末福利方面的问题。这篇文章论述了政府的土地改革计划及其对缺乏民族和国籍权利的农场工人的不利影响。对于许多“外国”工人来说,由于几个因素,多年来返回原籍国的前景变得更加遥远,然而,妇女、儿童和老人可能是受农场“入侵”影响最严重的群体。自2000年初以来,政府有争议的“快速通道”土地再分配行动的特点就是农场“入侵”。
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The curse of old age: elderly workers on Zimbabwe's large scale commercial farms, with particular reference to foreign farm labourers up to 2000
Studies on farm labour in Zimbabwe have often tended to neglect the plight of disadvantaged sections of this workforce. This article seeks to ftll this void in mainstream labour studies. It focuses on the "use" and abuse of elderly workers on large-scale commercial farms in Zimbabwe. Elderly workers have existed either as a recognized group of "special" workers or "invisibly" as part of ordinary workers. The article examines the nature and extent of exploitation and discrimination of elderly workers, particularly their confinement to the so-called "light" tasks. The central issue of comfortable retirement is also put under the spotlight. Aspects of pension and other terminal benefits are discussed in the light of general provision for old-age. The article grapples with the government's land reform programme and its adverse effects on farm workers who lack ethnic and nationality rights to own land. For many "foreign" workers, prospects of returning to countries of origin have become more remote by the years due to several factors, and, yet, women, children and the elderly were probably the worst affected by farm "invasions" that characterised the government's controversial "fast-track" land redistribution exercise since early 2000.
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