The Women’s Budget: voting for economic change
The national budget is government’s most important economic policy instrument. In the past, it has not catered for women’s interests. …
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The Workers and Rural Development. Lessons that Refuse to be Learnt
Comment: By South African Labour Bulletin
The workers cease fire
Debating COSATU’s Reconstruction Programme By Roger Etkind and Suzanna Harvey Attachments The workers cease fire_0 (2 MB)
The United Party Plan
By South African Labour Bulletin
The Workers Charter campaign
The COSATU Workers’ Charter conference, held on 17-18 November 1990, brought together delegates from all affiliates to assess the campaign, …
The unorganised state of being
Can collective action result in better conditions for informal workers? The Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) in India has had …
The Workers Voice in Parliament?
SA Labour Bulletin writer Deanne Collins reports on her interviews with a cross-section of the candidates in the week before …
The Urban Poverty Datum Line in Rhodesia (Verity Cubitt and Roger Riddle)
Book Review: By Gavin Maasdorp and Nesen Pillay
The Workers’ Charter: issues for debate
Hassan Amra, a para-legal officer of the Chemical Workers Industrial Union (CWIU), argues that all the demands of the Workers’ …
The value-added approach to sharing company wealth
NPI column By Gideon Skhosana