Privatisation, poverty and gender inequality
Liesl Orr analyses the impact of privatisation on poverty and gender inequality
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Privatisation, worker compromise and the emergence of quasi-monopolies: The case of Durban Transport
After 101 years as a public bus company and five years of playing hide and seek with Samwu, Durban Transport …
Privatisation: a working alternative
In a remarkable display of teamwork, trade unions and the Cape Town municipality have extended proper water services to all …
Privatisation: pushing ahead
Government is pushing full steam ahead with privatisation. Malcolm Ray looks at different union responses to this issue. Attachments …
Privatisation: rethinking union strategy
In a globalised economy, insisting on state provision of all basic services may not be feasible. Brendan Martin suggests that …
Privatisation: setting the ground rules National Framework Agreement document
Government and labour have signed a National Framework Agreement, which sets out principles and procedures for the restructuring of state …
Power of revolutionary songs
Some revolutionary songs had their background in church hymns whilst some were composed in prison. Others were influenced by international …
Power through publication SACCAWU and parental rights
John Pape outlines how SACCAWU has built organisation and advanced parental rights by researching and producing publications on parental rights. …
PPWAWU Congress
Briefings: Labour Bulletin Correspondent
Practical and prudent action is often a better option than strict legality
The tabling of the Public Investment Bill before the parliamentary portfolio committee at the beginning of August elicited much reaction …