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National Minimum Wages

by Elijah Chiwota
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Reducing and inequality, spurring economic growth   Attachments 13233_SALB FebMarch LR (4 MB)

Categories 2016, In the Workplace, Vol 40 No 1 Feb/Mar 2016 Tags Politics

No to waste contractors

by South African Labour Bulletin
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One section in Labour Bulletin is called ‘In the unions’. But whereas in the 1980s this created an instant notion …

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Categories 2017, In the Workplace, Vol 41 No 4 Nov/Dec 2017 Tags Labour inspection, Labour law

Pikitup strike

by Elijah Chiwota
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Workers’ resilience.   Attachments 13354_SALB AprilMay web_0 (4 MB)

Categories 2016, In the unions, Vol 40 No 1 Feb/Mar 2016 Tags Trade union rights/worker rights

SA Labour Bulletin Vol 37 Number 1 March/April 2013

by SALB
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This issues looks at Marikana, Transformation of South African media and the South African role in Brics. Attachments MarchApril2013 (2 …

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Categories 2013, In the Workplace, Vol 37 Number 1 March/April 2013 Tags Development

SA Labour Bulletin Vol 37 Number 1 March/April 2013-2

by SALB
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Strikes are an exercise of workers’ power and also a strategy that workers use to demand better living and working …

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Categories 2014, In the unions, Vol 37 No 5 Jan-Feb 2014 Tags Labour law, Labour relations

Sactwu rescues Seardel workers

by Elijah Chiwota
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Sactwu rescues Seardel workers, so-called ‘casino capitalists’ at work   Attachments 13477_SALB JuneJuly LR_0 (3 MB)

Categories 2016, In the unions, Vol 40 No 1 Feb/Mar 2016 Tags Disputes including strikes
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