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2014

Jobs For Youth in SA, Kicking away decent work ladder

by Tumi Malope

Policies such as the youth incentive and programmes like the Democratic Alliance (DA)’s Work and Skills Programme (W&SP) are ignoring …

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Categories 2014, In the Workplace, Vol 38 No 2 July-August 2014 Tags media, workers

Inequality in SA

by Molifi Mohautse and Ntokozo Zulu.

The high levels of income inequality in South Africa threatens the democracy and social fabric that the country weaved after …

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Categories 2014, On politics and economics, Vol 38 No 2 July-August 2014

History of worker choirs

by Busang Moiloa

Although worker choirs were part of the trade union movement’s struggle against apartheid they found themselves in a new terrain …

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Categories 2014, In the past, Issue, Vol 37 No 5 Jan-Feb 2014 Tags apartheid democracy in 1994

Health and Domestic Work

by Tshidiso Tolla

Domestic work causes health issues like stress, high blood pressure, swelling feet and sometimes flus. Tshidiso Tolla explores health problems …

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Categories 2014, In the Workplace, Vol 38 No 1 May-June 2014 Tags Domestic work health issues

Foregin Zama Zamas

by Janet Munakamwe

Illegal mineworkers or Zama Zamas, which means we are trying our luck, work under precarious conditions and are not protected …

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Categories 2014, In the Workplace, Vol 38 No 1 May-June 2014 Tags Illegal mineworkers labour laws legislation and unions

Fedusa mourns Madiba

by Fedusa

In a statement released after the death of Nelson Mandela the Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa) said it was saddened …

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Categories 2014, In the unions, Issue, Vol 37 No 5 Jan-Feb 2014 Tags Nelson Mandela

Engineering/metals strike in Uitenhage and PE

by Mfundo Mpushe

Since 1 July 2014 the engineering/metals sector workers strike led by the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) …

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Categories 2014, In the unions, Vol 38 No 2 July-August 2014

Engineering/metals strike in Uitenhage and PE For better wages not profits

by Mfundo Mpushe

Since 1 July 2014 the engineering/metals sector workers strike led by the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) …

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Categories 2014, In the unions, Vol 38 No 2 July-August 2014 Tags strikes

Education for liberation or domestication

by David Balwanz, Sandile Zwane and Itumeleng Moabi.

Around the world, education is said to be the solution to the triple challenge of poverty, inequality and job creation. …

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Categories 2014, On politics and economics, Vol 38 No 2 July-August 2014

Domestic workers Imbizo

by Janet Munakamwe

It was a day of solidarity, organising and fun at the Gauteng domestic workers, Imbizo in Soweto, Johannesburg in September. …

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Categories 2014, After work, Vol 38 No 3 Sep/Oct 2014 Tags domestic workers
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