Natal violence: 2 July stayaway in PE
Judy Parfit reports on the recent national stayaway called by COSATU and the UDF to protest the continuing violence in …
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My sister, my responsibility: women claim their rights at Gabriel
Farnaaz Majiet meets the women who make change happen for women workers at the Gabriel shock absorber plant in Cape …
My union experience the best certificate of my lifetime interview with Nelson Ndinisa
Sakhela Buhlungu interviewed Nelson Ndinisa and found that the ex-SARHWU president’s experience equipped him to be a manager at Transnet. …
Muddled labour broker ruling overturned
In 2015 a confusing court judgment ruled that labour brokered workers were employed by both the broker and the client …
NACTU congress: what prospects for unity?
Devan Pillay looks at the 258 000-strong NACTU, the second largest trade union federation in South Africa, after its third …
Muddling Through: A look at the national skills development strategy
Skills development and the birth of our National Skills Development Strategy (NSDS)promised to deliver opportunies for the disadvantaged and impoverished …
NACTU Fighting Bill with Recognition Agreements
NACTU and COSATU have adopted difference strategies in trying to neutralise the Labour Relations Amendment Bill. SALB asked Piroshaw Camay, …
Multinational companies and international trade unionism
Liv Torres outlines the challenges facing the trade unions operating in multinational companies and tracks how unions are responding to …
NACTU members launch a new metal union
In May this year, three NACTU union came together to form a new metal union. Jabu Matiko was there to …
Mumia Abu-Mamal: Living in the shadow of the gallows
A major campaign has been launched in the United States to save former Black Panther Party activist Mumia Abu-Jamal from …