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Discuss why workers under the zambian agricultural sector experience the worst conditions of service compared to other sectors like the manufacturing.
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One, informal employment.
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A significant portion of agricultural workers are employed informally, lacking contracts, job security, and access to benefits such as health insurance and pensions.
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This contrasts with the more formalized employment structures that are typically found within manufacturing.
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Two, low wages, agricultural workers often receive lower wages due to the sector's reliance on seasonal labor and high competition among workers.
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Many are paid on a piece rate basis, leading the income variability and insufficient earnings to meet basic needs.
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Three, working conditions in agriculture can be harsh, involving long hours and challenging environments with limited access to proper tools, safety equipment, and sanitary facilities.
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This is less common in manufacturing, where regulations.
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Regulations often enforce better working conditions.
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Lack of regulation and enforcement.
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The agricultural sector is less regulated compared to manufacturing.
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Labor laws regarding wages, working hours, and safety standards are often poorly enforced, leaving workers vulnerable to exploitation...