How MDC lost plot: Zim elections from a labour perspective
Despite claims of widespread rigging by the Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front (Zanu PF)’s electoral machinery, the Movement for …
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Homeworkers out in the cold
Continuing with the series of articles on the growth of homeworking, Jennifer Greenburg argues that despite homeworkers’ central importance to …
How NUM avoided disaster
This year the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) celebrated its 30th anniversary at its 14th National Congress. It was more …
Hospital Workers Survey
Briefings: By CHC.
HIV/AIDS and life assurance
By Mark Heywood
HIV/AIDS and the media Is this sector up to speed
The media industry has been rather critical (rightly so, at times) of government’s handling of the AIDS epidemic. A study …
HIV/AIDS in the workplace whose responsibility is it
Leading trade unionists have questioned government’s stance on HIV/AIDS. Renee Grawitzky interviews four AIDS educators on the attitudes of organised …
HIV/AIDS, corporate reporting and unions
HIV/AIDS poses a threat to the sustainability of companies, primarily because of its impact on the workforce. It is thus …
HIV/AIDS: A mental health perspective
Numerous studies exist in every area of life on HIV/AIDS. One neglected area however is its psychological and mental health …
HIV/AIDS: Peer educator groups in the workplace
The advantage of peer education, within a comprehensive and resourced workplace HIV/AIDS programme was highlighted in the previous edition of …