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After work

Transition from below: Forging trade unionism and workplace change in SA

by Von Holdt, Karl

The role of organised labour in the struggle against apartheid is widely acknowledged. Peter Alexander reviews Karl von Holdt’s Transition …

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Categories After work, Vol 27 No 5 Oct/Nov 2003 Tags Vol 18 No 5 Oct 1994

Tribute to a Fighter

by Bolton, H.

Tribute: By Harriet Bolton  

Categories After work, Vol 1 No 3 1975

Trade unions and the democratisation of technology

by Maree, J.

Johan Maree reviews Tools of Change: New Technology and the Democratisation of Work by John Matthews (Pluto Press, Sydney, 1989). …

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Categories After work, Vol 16 No 2 1992

Tongues of their Mothers: letting women tell their stories.

by Xaba, Makhosazana Gumbi, B

Makhosazana Xaba rings out the voices of other women through her own highly personal words in her new poetry book …

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Categories After work, Vol 32 No 5 Dec 2008/Jan 2009

Toungues of Their Mothers

by Xaba, M.

Poem   Attachments Tounges of their mothers. Letting women tell their stories_1 (69 kB)

Categories After work, Vol 32 No 5 Dec 2008/Jan 2009

Thinking in new ways

by Clark, M. and Isaacs, S.

Mel Clark and Shafika Isaacs review Against the Current: Labour and Economic Policy in South Africa.  

Categories After work, Vol 20 No 5 Oct 1996

To Igneous Makhaye

by SALB

Obituary: By South African Labour Bulletin.  

Categories After work, Vol 5 No 1 1979

These hands

by Xaba, M

The Silence of a Lifetime. A poem by Makhosazan Xaba   Attachments Last word. These hands_0 (89 kB)

Categories After work, Vol 29 No 5 Oct/Nov 2005

The Urban Poverty Datum Line in Rhodesia (Verity Cubitt and Roger Riddle)

by Maasdorp, G. and Pillay, N.

Book Review: By Gavin Maasdorp and Nesen Pillay  

Categories After work, Vol 1 No 9 1975

The struggle over leisure: Durban workers, culture and education

by Bonnin, D. Sitas, A.

South African workers are presently fighting for a 40-hour week. This has long been a demand of workers all over …

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Categories After work, Vol 15 No 2 1991
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