Consolidating working class power: a rejoinder
Cosatu’s 8 national congress adopted what has become commonly known as the 2015 plan or ‘Consolidating working class power for …
Issue
Constituent Assembly call: stayaways and marches, Mass retrenchments: NUM negotiates training, trust funds, Labour struggles at the University of Durban-Westville, Bus strike: COSATU-NACTU united action
Labour Action Attachments Constituent Assembly call. Stayaways and marches (2 MB)
Constitution and Advancing Domestic Workers’ Rights
It is well known that it is difficult to organise and bargain on behalf of domestic workers. Halton Cheadle points …
Constitution and Cosatu Women: Belated recognition.
Much has been written about the inclusion of women’s rights in our Constitution but few acknowledge the role of Cosatu …
Constitution Hill: Journey from abuse to protection of human rights
It seems fitting on the 10th anniversary of the South African Constitution to take a look at a powerful museum …
Conflict on the Mines: 1974
By Mike Kirkwood
Constitutional Court achieving its transformative potential
The South African Constitution has awarded some important rights for the homeless and poor. Geoff Budlender looks at some of …
Conflict partnership: the German model of industrial relations
Wolfgang Schroeder argues that, if unions maintain their organisational strength and independence, social partnership need not mean the end for …
Constitutional debates: South Africa
In the first two articles, Karl von Holdt argues that it is in the interests of the working class to …
Confrontation of the Mines
Briefings/Reports: SALB Correspondent.