An oasis or mirage for Africa’s development?
Now that the dust has settled following the G8 Summit, it is time to reflect on what was achieved at …
Issue
Amalungelo wethu: Woolworthsflexis strike for rights
Each time a strike happens in retail, casual workers become more determined and militant. Claire Ceruti and Bridget Kenny chart …
An unfinished strike
Moatlhodi Mongale and Pauline Sekaledi are full-time shop stewards from the SA Municipal Workers Union’s (Samwu) largest Johannesburg branch. They …
AMC Report
Briefings/Reports: By Johannesburg Correspondent.
An unholy alliance?: organising the unemployed
Two new organisations have emerged to represent the unemployed. Etienne Vlok investigates.
Amendments to the LRA, BCEA and Insolvency Act
Anton Roskam and Doris Tshepe explain some of the proposed changes to the LRA, BCEA and Insolvency Act. Attachments …
Anatomy of South Africa’s biggest Esop
Towards the end of 2006 a gargantuan Employee Share Ownership Plan between AngloGold Ashanti, the National Union of Mineworkers and …
America disinvestment and unemployment
Many businessmen argue that disinvestment causes job losses and hardship to black workers. Mike Sarakinsky argues that this is not …
AMPLATS: an avoidable tragedy?
In mid-June, twelve thousand miners went on strike at AMPLATS. A journalist who followed the strike reflects of a situation …
An African Union Negotiates with the Industrial Council
Comment: By South African Labour Bulletin