Forestry workers; problems and prospects for PPWAWU
With the help of PPWAWU, Snuki Zikalala visited forestry operations in Natal and the Eastern Transvaal. He also went to …
Issue
Foresty workers buckle under outsourcing pipedream
Outsourcing to contractors is now the norm in the forestry industry. The consequences for workers and the industry however, according …
Formal rights for informal workers
There are many laws and policies that make informal workers’ lives very difficult. Kally Forrest interviewed StreetNet’s Pat Horn to …
For Eco-Socialism: Conference of the Democratic Left
This is the second Labour Bulletin article where Vishwas Satgar explains the Conference of the Democratic Left’s politics and ideology. …
Forced removals in democratic South Africa?: N2 Gateway Project
Many people are wondering why the N2 Gateway Housing Project in Cape Town has become embroiled in controversy. Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie …
Fix it or nix it? The anti-globalisation movement
Lucien van der Walt reviews Globalization from below: the power of solidarity, by J. Brecher, T. Costello and B. Smith …
Forced removals yet again
In Durban south, near the airport, big companies are again emerging as bullies. Zarina Moola and Fathima Paruk describe the …
Flags of Convenience international exploitation, international solidarity
Jane Barrett explains how Flags of Convenience compound seafarers vulnerability and examines SATAWU’s and the International Transport Federation’s campaign against …
Forced Removals: Kabah
Focus on Influx Control: By Sue Lund.
Flexibility: the September Commission recommendations
The Labour Bulletin reproduces extracts from the September Commission’s recommendations on vulnerable sectors, the informal sector and migrant workers.