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“ Presidential Circular No. 1 of 1970 on the Establishment of the Workers’
Council.

Ibid

For detailed examples of case studies on Workers' Participation, read “/n-
ternational Institute for Labour Studies Bulletins”’ published by the International
Institute for Labour Studies 154 rue de Lausane, Switzerland, Volumes 2,5,6,
and 7.

Max Weber: “The Theory of Social and Economic Organisations’" ed, Talcott Par-
son, Oxford University Press, New York Inc. 1966 pp. 329-341.

Robert Michels: “Political Parties” Dover Publications Inc. New York 1959
Part Six, Chapter II.

Here the word ‘alienated’ is not taken in a Marxist sense but expresses a com-

mon phenomenon of apathy, lack of interest in the organisational goals by the

workers when they are not given chance to participate in-decision-making in

the organisation.

Presidential Circular No. 1 of 1970 op. cit.

Ibid.

Julius Nyerere: ‘‘Freedom and Development’, a paper presented to NEC Con-
ference in Tanga in October 1968 as published in The Stan-
dard Tanzania of 7th October 1968.

“TANU Guidelines' issued at the Dar es Salaam Declaration by TANU,

February 1971 paragraphs 11— 15.

“Presidential Circular No. 1 of 1970 op. cit.

“The Security of Employment Act No. 62 of 1964,

A guide to the Disciplinary Code Published by the Ministry of Labour, Tanzania,

Dar es Salaam 1965.

Presidential Circular No. 1 of 1970, op. cit.

The person interviewed did not like me to reveal his name.

This fact was discussed in the Second Workers' Council Meeting.

The person did not want his name revealed

Ibid.

This was pointed out by the second Vice-President Mr. Rashid Kawawa

when giving his May Day Speech as reported in the Nationalist, Monday 3

May 1971.

TANU Guideline op. cit. Paragraph II.

 

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