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What Role Does Employment Precarity Play in Migrant Health Deterioration in South African Cities?

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Employment Precarity and Migrant Health: How Unsafe Work, Low Wages, and Exploitation Drive Poor Health Outcomes in South African Cities Introduction: Precarious Work, Rising Risks When Musa*, a 29-year-old man from Malawi, arrived in Johannesburg, he took the first job he could find in an inner-city restaurant. The owner paid him below minimum wage, offered […]

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