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Climate Crisis and Unemployment – Reinventing the CWP and EPWP Toward a Green Jobs Programme

by Zaki Mamdoo
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Arguably, the crises of unemployment and climate catastrophe pose the most significant threats to the stability and growth of South …

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Editorial

by Jenny Grice

Taking charge of the Just Transition? Much of this issue focuses on the Just Transition (JT). Depending on who you …

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Categories Featured, Vol 44, No. 3

Editorial, Volume 44 No 2

by Jenny Grice

Crawling our way out of the pandemic This issue is being published in the midst of a global pandemic which …

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Categories Featured, Vol 44, No. 2

“Government is ignoring us,” say informal street traders

by Lulama Mali

Lulama Mali is an informal street trader in Johannesburg and a representative of the Johannesburg Informal Trader Platform (JITP). Since …

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Categories Featured, In the Workplace, Vol 44, No. 2

Obituary

by Steve Faulkner

Drew (Andrew) Lindsay – the humble, collaborative artist In the middle of a pandemic, when so many have passed away, …

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Categories Featured, In the community, Vol 44, No. 2

Government’s EPWPs need a new focus

by Thabiso Modise
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Covid-19 has exacerbated unemployment levels, particularly for youth, to their highest levels ever says Thabiso Modise. Existing government programmes like …

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Categories Featured, In the community, Vol 44, No. 2

Xenophobic attacks amidst present unrest

by C19 People's Coalition

Xenophobic attacks amidst present unrestGlobal South Against Xenophobia of the C-19 People’s Coalition stands with the affected communities in the …

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SAFTU condemns burning of trucks in Kwazulu Natal

by South African Federation of Trade Unions

Media release10 July 2021 SAFTU is appalled by the senseless burning of trucks in KwaZulu Natal in response to the …

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Incorporating bomahlalela; reconceptualising unemployment and labour in the age of uncertainty and fear

by Thabang Masilo Sefalafala

Dr. Thabang Sefalafala argues that COVID-19 has brought to many the tacit realisation that jobs alone cannot give security and …

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Categories Featured, Vol. 43, No.4

Same storm, different boat : Covid-19 and South African informal workers

by Michael Rogan and Caroline Skinner

Many people have suffered during the Covid-19 pandemic but some groups of  South Africans have more than others. Michael Rogan …

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Categories Featured, In the Workplace, Vol 44, No. 1
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