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Migrant Labour in World Perspective

by Wilson, F.

By Francis Wilson  

Categories Across the Globe, Vol 1 No 4 1975

Mine Struggles

by SALB

Interview: By South African Labour Bulletin.  

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 10 No 8 1986

Migrant Workers and the Formation of Swanla 1900-1926

by Moorsom, R.

By R Moorsom.  

Categories In the past, Vol 4 No 1 & 2. 1978

Mine violence

by Mtshelwane, Z.

By Zolile Mtshelwane   Attachments Mine violence (602 kB)

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 19 No 2 Apr 1995

Migrant workers in the Free State

by Johnston, D.

Migrant workers  

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 21 No 6 Dec 1997

Migrant Workers in their Own Land

by Rosenbluth , M.

Forty years ago Palestinian people were ousted from the territory now called Israel. Now they are migrant workers, paid less …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 13 No 3 1989

Migrant Workers’ Charter of the International Conference of Free Trade Unions

by Erwin, A.

By Alec Erwin  

Categories Across the Globe, Vol 1 No 4 1975

Migrants and TB in Southern Africa: Reaching across borders

by Gonsalves, G Akugizibwe, P

Governments and the mining industry have long failed miners with lung diseases acquire in South African mines. Gregg Gonsalves and …

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Categories In the community, Vol 32 No 4 Oct/Nov 2008

Migrants Awake – The 1980 Johannesburg Municipality Strike

by Keenan, J.

Briefings: By Jeremy Keenan.  

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 6 No 7 1989

Migrants from other African countries in South Africa

by Chimere-Dan, O.

Briefing By Orieji Chimere-Dan  

Categories Across the Globe, Vol 20 No 1 Feb 1996
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