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Arrests

by Jhb Correspondent.

Briefings: By Johannesburg Correspondent.  

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 9 No 5 1985

Are debt administrators creating economic oppression

by Grawitzky, R

Debt administrators are responsible for administering debt for an increasing number of workers. Renee Grawitzky looks at the implications of …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 26 No 4 Aug 2002

Are foreigners to blame for our evils or have we lost our humanity?

by Cebekhulu, E. Wilondji, M

The previous article highlighted the lack of support for refugee youths and children. Elias Cebekhulu and Muzumbikilwa Wilondji show that …

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Categories In the community, Vol 31 No 2 May/Jun 2007

Are Labour’s All-in Wrestlers losing their grips

by SALB

Post democracy the labour movement has focused on policy and the new labour laws. But within this new environment what …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Are learnerships effective?

by SALB

Is there a mismatch between learnerships and employers’ expectations? Do trainees emerge ready for the world of work? These are …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 32 No 2 Jun/Jul 2008

Are Our Mines Safe? Coalbrook Mine Disaster Revisited.

by Van der Merwe, Nielen

The recent media attention on the trapped Chilean miners brings to mind South Africa’s worst mining disaster which occurred when …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 34 No 5 Dec 2010/Jan 2011

Are the elections about ‘liberating’ KwaZulu-Natal?

by SALB

Tensions in KwaZulu-Natal appear to be mounting as the elections draw closer. Over the past 12 years an estimated 20 …

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Categories Vol 28 No 1 Feb/Mar 2004

Are there Skill Shortages in the Furniture Industry

by Meth, C.

By Charles Meth.  

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 4 No 7 1978

Are unions being casual about casuals?

by Masondo, T

Unions have been criticised for failing to actively recruit and represent casual workers. Based on research into the 2003 and …

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Categories Vol 32 No 1 Mar/Apr 2008

Are unions geared up for collective bargaining?

by SALB

By the end of this year thousands of workers will have been retrenched either as a result of the continued …

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Categories Vol 29 No 2 Apr/May 2005
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