The workers cease fire
Debating COSATU’s Reconstruction Programme By Roger Etkind and Suzanna Harvey Attachments The workers cease fire_0 (2 MB)
Issue
The struggle over leisure: Durban workers, culture and education
South African workers are presently fighting for a 40-hour week. This has long been a demand of workers all over …
The struggle to be reborn
Twenty years of Labour Bulletin is also-20 years of the trade union movement. Sipho Kubheka speaks to Luli Callinicos about …
The substantive fairness of retrenchments
Anton Roskam and Anushka Singh discuss the substantive fairness of dismissals for operational requirements. Attachments The substantive fairness of …
The Swedish model: past, present and future
Bror Perjus looks at the current crisis facing the Swedish model of socialism. Only a new solidarity of the labour …
The tail wags the dog Gear and local government
Leonard Gentle analyses the state’s local economic development programme, comprising strategic development initiatives and industrial development zones
The Take: Reclaiming back work, dignity and democracy?
In the wake of Argentina’s economic collapse in 2001, Latin America’s most prosperous middle class found itself in a ghost …
The taxi industry: taking on transformation
Lawless, violent and a worker’s nightmare: these words describe South Africa’s taxi industry. Kally Forrest reports on initiatives to transform …
The Trade Union Movement in Africa: Promise and Performance by Wogu Ananaba
Reviews: By Peter Waterman.
The trend towards bargained corporatism
In the first of two articles, Jeremy Baskin argues that the corporatist route is the only realistic one for the …