The Politics and Migratory Labour
By Harold Nxasana
Issue
The poor: paying the price
As South Africa approaches another general election, pressure for service delivery is rising among the country’s rural poor. The series …
The Ownership and Control of Large South African Companies
By Michael Savage
The post elections wave of worker militancy, 1985
Briefings/Reports: Zimbabwe Correspondent.
The palm that greases the hand
Should unions be tackling private sector corruption in SA? Hennie van Vuuren examines why unions, as part of civil society, …
The Post Office Workers’ Strike
By Peter Hudson Attachments Post Office Workers Strike_0 (2 MB)
The Pass-Laws: Allocation and Control (1760-1979)
Briefings: By Richard de Villiers.
The Poverty Datum Line as a Wage-Fixing Standard: an Application to Rhodesia
By Peter Harris and Roger Riddell
The Pension Fund Amendment Bill and The Mine Health and Safety Bill
Legal notes By Paul Benjamin
The power behind the desk: Democracy, collective bargaining and the public service in South Africa
In the post 1994 period, public service unions and the government began the long process of attempting to restructure the …