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Industrial Area Committee on West Rand, Colgate discriminates, Metal Settlement, NUMSA in motor & tyre sectors, Action against LRA

by Various contributors.

Briefings: Various contributors

Categories Vol 14 No 3 1990

Industrial Council Digest

By Shane Godfrey Industrial Relations Project, Dept of Sociology, University of Cape Town, August 1992 Reviewed by Jane Barrett.

Categories After work, Vol 17 No 1 Feb 1993

Industrial Council Medical Aid and Medical Benefits Schemes in South Africa

by Cooper, D.

By Di Cooper.

Categories In the unions, Vol 4 No 9 & 10. 1978

Industrial councils

by Von Holdt, K.

Report by Karl von Holdt

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 18 No 1 Feb 1994

Industrial Councils – New Dimensions to Struggle in Textile Industry

by NUTW.

Documents: By National Union of Textile Workers.

Categories In the unions, Vol 7 No 4/5 1983

Industrial Councils Digest: the author responds

Review By Shane Godfrey Attachments Industrial Councils Digest. The author responds_0 (568 kB)

Categories After work, Vol 17 No 2 Apr 1993

Industrial Councils: Barriers to Labour Democracy

Briefings: By Nadia Hartman.

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 8 No 1 1984

Industrial Decentralization; Jobs and Wages

by Gottschalk, K.

By Keith Gottschalk

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 3 No 5 1977

India-Brazil-South Africa (IBSA): Can a global tripartite alliance work?

by Miller, D

Can the three giants of the South form an alliance to challenge the dominance of the North? Darline Miller explores …

Categories Vol 29 No 5 Oct/Nov 2005

Industrial Diseases and Accidents in South Africa

by SALB

Comments: By South African Labour Bulletin.

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 4 No 9 & 10. 1978

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