Shoprite-Maputo. a different ‘Renaissance’ for workers
Darlene Miller argues that Shoprite employees in Maputo Mozambique occupy a contradictory location. On the one hand they are a …
Issue
Shoprite/Checkcers strike: Workers, not permanents or casuals
In labour circles people often express dismay at the decrease in worker solidarity in comparison to the 1980s. A strike …
Shopstewards and workers
By Karl Gostner
Shopworkers’ Struggles
Briefings/Interviews/Documents: By South African Labour Bulletin Correspondent.
Should Child Labour Be Outlawed?
Many international standards prohibit child labour yet in reality child labour is a large part of many children’s experience in …
Showdown at Springbok Patrols
The security industry is a difficult sector to organise. Workers face illegal deductions, dismissals and abusive treatment. TGWU is using …
Shrinking?: No, unions are growing
Everyone knows that unions are in decline. But are they? Peter Hall-Jones mixes some number crunching with politics and come …
Sick Leave
Briefings/Reports: By NAMDA, Western Cape.
Sidumo and labour law are better off
Kimani Ndungu’s previous article gives some useful background and reflections on the Sidumo case. Paul Benjamin, discussing the same case, …
Signs of the times
What are the roots of the perceived radicalism in Limpopo. Is the province worse off than the others? Francois de …