Leading the flock: interviewing Minister Membathisi Sheppard Mdladlana
Interview Attachments Leading the flock. interviewing Minister Membathisi Sheppard Mdladlana_0 (5 MB)
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Labour, civil society and the state
Petrol price increases do not just happen in Nigeria, as the working class, civil society and citizens will not allow …
Lean production or mean production? Japanese auto plants in the US
1973 – 1993: twenty years of worker struggle: Many employers argue that new Japanese management techniques make trade unions redundant. …
Labour-intensive development; new questions for unions
Last year COSATU, SANCO and construction employers signed a Framework Agreement governing labour-intensive projects. The aim was to provide jobs …
Learnerships introducing questions for unions
Christopher Vorwerk explains what learnerships are and highlights area that unions and workers may want to discuss. Attachments Learnerships. …
Labourers’ record wage increases, Spotlight on economics: Another hard year ahead Inflation
Economic Notes: (Based on Wage Review No. 6′ by Labour Research Service) Attachments Labourers' record wage increaases (879 kB)
Learning more about Fedusa general secretary, Dennis George
The Federation of Democratic Trade Unions of South Africa (Fedusa) is South Africa’s second largest federation with 410 000 members. …
Labour Relations Act: Labour broker workers vulnerable
Labour broking, in which companies gain high profits by paying workers lower wages without benefits and protection, is a reality …
Labour Relations Act: ten years on – Ideals v Reality
The Labour Relations Act, which came into force in 1995, has been seen as one of the crowning achievements of …
Labour Relations Amendment Act: LMG Overtime Ban survey
The Second Workers’ Summit called for workers to stage a national overtime ban in October as part of the Anti-LRA …